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    ST. JAMES THEN & NOW

    St. James General Store

    This National Historic Landmark has been in continuous operation since it was built in 1857 by Ebenezer Smith. Never modernized, it is considered to be the most authentic general store in the United States. It held St James' first post office. Open year round and still offering for sale a line of baked goods, unusual dolls, handcrafts, antiques and general merchandise

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    Nice.... Look at you go !
    "Well being as there's no other place around the place, I reckon this must be the place, I reckon."

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    THE POSTCARD SAYS LAKE AVENUE. I GUESS THAT WAS CHANGED SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY TO MORICHES ROAD!


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    The St. james Public School.

    Then...... Circa 1910.


    Now.... 2009.
    "Well being as there's no other place around the place, I reckon this must be the place, I reckon."

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    St.James RR Station

    Built in 1873 , it remains the second oldest existing station of the Long Island Railroad.

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    DAMN THAT'S OLD!


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    That is probably the oldest station that actually began life as an LIRR station. The Hewlett station (1870) was built by the South Side Rail Road of LI and later absorbed into the LIRR.

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