Roger H. Bullard Residence | LIGC - Long Island Gold Coast

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Colonial residence c. 1928 designed by and for architect Roger H. Bullard on 6 acres of land purchased from Louis Sherry's nearby estate "Sherryland". Bullard served as a partner of the firm of Goodwin, Bullard & Woolsey and independently designed designed Barney's Market in Flushing, the original Floral Park Post Office, and the Oakland Golf Club in Bayside. He also served as an associate architect for the Manhasset Secondary School Building. Bullard also built his home along with designing several others in the area, including William Everdell Residence/"Jemstone" and "Enderby" for Edward J. Dimock. Possibly most notably, Bullard designed the “America’s Little House" for Better Homes in America which received nationwide attention.

Shortly after being built, the residence was featured in "Architecture" magazine, August 1932; vol 66 no. 2, pg. 97.

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