Thomas Powell Farmingdale Long Island NY by Feng Shui Long Island NY
Thomas Powell Sign located next to his home in Farmingdale NY
I wanted to share some local historical information about my home town of Farmingdale New York. This house is not for sale, but there are other gems in Farmingdale NY. The history of Long Island NY was originally occupied by Native Americans. One of the first settlers Thomas Powell, purchased land from local Natives in 1687. These are what we now know as Bethpage, Farmingdale, Old Bethpage, Plainedge, Plainview and Melville-all located on Long Island NY. Today the home is kept and maintained by the the Long Island historical society.
Thomas Powell home in Farmingdale NY Long Island
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*Carole Provenzale has been a Certified Feng Shui Consultant since graduating from the Country's very first School for Feng Shui Studiesthat was licensed and accredited in 1997. Carole provides on site Feng Shui Consultations on Long Island NY, Queens New York and New York City - NYC
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**Laura Cerrano is a Second Generation Certified Feng Shui Consultant who has trained with Feng Shui Long Island and Masters from across the Country including Shamans to incorporate Native American beliefs and Space Clearings into her Feng Shui Consulting Firm, Feng Shui Manhattan New York City NY. After co-consulting on site for many years Laura began her own business in 2000 and has a strong client base in New York City, New York.
Carole, this is a nice looking house in Farmingdale NY Long Island. I'll bet that is a great neighborhood to live in!
Carole you know how I love the historical homes found here in NY. The Thomas Powell House in Farmingdale Long Island I an sure is in good hands with the historical society. So many homes in the Northeast are pattern after this style.
That part of our country is so rich in history! And the house pictured provides a prime example of a home that deserves to be protected for historical purposes!
Looks interesting -- like historical places and homes -- take care.
I really enjoy viewing and going through old historic homes such as this...
What stories these homes could tell if they could talk.
Hi Carole, that is a beautiful home; I am so glad that it is preserved.
Wow-NY state has very functional historical road markers that a motorist can actually see!!(if not sideswipe!!!) The ones in Indiana are usually 50 feet from the shoulder of the road and at a right angle to the pavement; they are very hard to see.
Great job pulling over and capturing that historical marker sign Carole.
Those are all over Long Island, but they're always in a place that it's impossible to read, let alone get a photo of one.
Very nice historic house. How far is it from NY city?
Carole,
Looks like a very lovely home....there's so much history in your area and you and Laura highlight it so well.
Jo
Carole, that is a very historic homes. I've seen homes here built in 1900 and I think those are old. Compared to this one, it is considered 'new'. :D
I thought you were on Long Island. You've moved to Locust Valley, or is it on Long Island, too?
I love history, and there's more here in San Diego than I originally believed, but the old buildings simply aren't here because of earthquakes and wildfires.
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Maria, Farmingdale can have it's nice points and local attractions. Yes they do have some very nice homes in this location.
Jennifer, I know :) There are some great historical locations on Long Island. In the summer or at least when it becomes even warmer Laura and I are going to travel out the far east end of Long Island to discover what treasure lay over there!
Myrl, I agree, there is still a lot that we stumble upon after returning form our Feng Shui consultations or just taking a drive around
Bob and Carolin, it is and I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Michael, You never know what you'll come across.
Janice, I can only imagine the stories these homes could share, as well as the land. There is so much rich history on Long Island that many people do not know about.
Bruce, the landmarks on Long Island NY are all over the place, sometimes as your driving they just seem to pop up out of now where, like this one. it's so random to come across.
Craig, Laura gets credit for these shot :) she parked two blocks away and walked over to get these photos.
Gabriela, It's probably about a 45min to an hour drive. It's located in the middle of Long Island.
Jo, Thank you, it's very nice to get out and explore what Long Island NY has to offer to those who live and visit there
David, haha yes this is the modern old home of Farmingdale. Closer to main st are some of the oldest apartments in Farmingdale.
Gabriela, It's probably about a 45min to an hour drive. It's located in the middle of Long Island.
Jo, Thank you, it's very nice to get out and explore what Long Island NY has to offer to those who live and visit there
David, haha yes this is the modern old home of Farmingdale. Closer to main st are some of the oldest apartments in Farmingdale.
Russel, I'm still on Long Island, this home specifically is located in Farmingdale New York. It's such a shame that your historical sites are brought down by the elements. Perhaps marks on the land can still share stories about what once was there.
Carole - I've never seen the Powell house. Thanks for sharing this!
Elyse, Your Welcome....Its so odd how it's positioned, literally off a main road...you wouldn't think anything of it, if the sign was not there.
What beautiful scenery - I've only been to Massachusetts on the East Coast but it is so beautiful and so different from the landscape on the West Coast. I just love that house too. Thanks for the gorgeous photos!