Map of Long Island's national historic sites
The National Register of Historic Places lists nearly 400 sites across Long Island as special places worthy of preservation.
From Sagamore Hill, the 23-room Victorian home of Theodore Roosevelt, to the estate of William Floyd, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, to the lighthouses that dot the shores and the many community treasures that often go unnoticed, the sites listed on the National Register are representative of Long Island’s deep, rich history.
The map below marks the location of each site and in many cases includes a link to photos, videos and extra information. We’ll be adding more and you can help, too, by sharing your own photos. We'll add your submissions to the map and to our photo galleries.
PHOTO GALLERIES: All sites | Babylon Town Hall | Fire Island Lighthouse | Jones Beach State Park | Masury Estate Ballroom | Middle Island Congregational Church of Christ | Oheka Castle | Port Jefferson Historic District | Priscilla oyster sloop | Robert Hewlett Hawkins House | Sagamore Hill | Sagtikos Manor | St. Ann's Episcopal Church | Southside Sportsmen's Club | Walt Whitman Birthplace | William Floyd Estate
Green icons mark sites with photos
Red icons mark sites without photos
