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Need to know exactly where your property begins and ends? Our team at Islandwide Land Surveyors provides land surveying services you need in Lonelyville.
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In Lonelyville, Suffolk County, Islandwide Land Surveyors is your trusted source for precise land surveying. Our team of licensed surveyors utilizes industry standard and modern technology to obtain desired results on every project. From boundary surveys and property line surveys to construction surveys, we have the required expertise to meet your needs.
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Need help with a property line dispute, planning a new building, or just want a better understanding of your land? Islandwide Land Surveyors in Lonelyville, NY, offers a variety of surveying services to fit your needs. We can provide topographic surveys to help with all construction planning, and verify that your property lines are defined with a boundary survey. Whatever your reason may be for needing a survey in Suffolk County, we are happy to assist. Give us a call at 516-496-7822 to discuss your project.
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It is unclear when the first dwelling was built in Lonelyville, but speculation suggest that fishermen probably used the area as a camp site in the late 1890s.
By 1908, it appears that three structures had been built in the community by three businessmen and friends from Bay Shore, NY who “spend their time in killing ducks … catching ‘suckers’ and other things out in the bay when there is nothing else to do, and between intervals of sleep, dining at the expense of each other and swapping stories”. The three structures were built by ex-Justice of the Peace, Harry M. Brewster — “Brewster’s Bungalow”, ex-cashier of the South Side Bank, Harry S. Raven –“Raven’s Ranch” and ex-Tax Collector of Bay Shore, Selah T. Clock –“Clock’s Castle”.
At one such dinner, Brewster came up with the idea of calling the place “Lonelyville” and “with due éclat and champagne, the resort was christened and launched upon the sea of fame”
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