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Subject to Landmark DesignationThe list below shows properties and structures within the City of Glen Cove that have been granted Landmark Status or are under consideration to be landmarked by the Glen Cove Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Landmarked
Section Block Lot(s) Property Description Date 31 J 2426 Mary Chess Clock Tower - Former Pratt Estate stables and carriage house at the end of Chestnut Street, known as Pratt Oval.
2/9/82 31 J 7,45,46,51,210,310 Welwyn - Nassau County Welwyn Preserve; former Pratt Estate on Crescent Beach Road
3/22/83 31 J 610 Killenworth - Former Pratt Estate on Dosoris Lane. Home of the Russian Mission to the U.N.
3/22/83 31 E 373 Robert Coles House -
5/7/86 21 B 47 Exempt Firemen's Building - next to the Glen Cove Fire Department
2/27/90 31 45 1 Woolworth Mansion - Former F.W. Woolworth Estate, Crescent Beach Road
2/27/90 23 11 135 J.H. Coles Homestead -
7/24/90 31 46 412 William Mudge House - 3 Landing Road
11/12/96 21 15 1,18,19,20 John Duryea House - 10 Petite Place
6/26/01 Lost
30 D 115,1019,1028,1029 Corbin Wheeler House - Was located on the High School grounds when it burned and was totally destroyed.
3/28/89 Building that formerly housed Stroppel's Tavern next to the Glen Street Railroad Station; building was knocked down after it was landmarked.
Candidates for Landmarking
21 B 550,551,621 Glen Cove Police Station (1909 Building) - on Glen Street near Town Path
31 85 1 Glen Cove Post Office - Route 107 intersection with Glen Cove Aveneu/Brewster Street
30 42 6 Woolsey Cemetery - near the intersection of Dosoris Lane and Lattingtown Road
30 42 354 Watch House & Bridge to East Island (Morgan Island)
Updated 3/16/07
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