James Marino Residence

USA / New York / Flower Hill /

residence, LIGC - Long Island Gold Coast, historical layer / disappeared object

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Built c. 1904 by James Marino (born Giacomo Damita) from rock and sand extracted from his Hempstead Harbor sandbank. Marino was among the first Italian immigrants to come to Port Washington in 1885 and established a large industrial enterprise. His estate was demolished in the 1970's.

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Coordinates: 40°49'4"N 73°41'0"W

Cowl Estate 0.2 km
"Sunny Croft"/"Longlands" 0.4 km
Gordon W. Voelbel Residence 0.8 km
Clarence B. Kelland Residence 1.7 km
William V. Pearsall Residence 2.2 km
Thomas F. Gurry, Jr. Residence 2.5 km
Roberta Nixon Houses at Harbor Homes Community 2.9 km
"The Cedars" / Tristram Dodge III House (demolished) 3.2 km
Samuel C. Pirie, Sr. Residence 4 km
"Cliff Crest" 4 km

New Salem Development at Port Washington 0.5 km
Port Washington, New York 0.8 km
Flower Hill Country Estates Development 0.9 km
Harbor Links Championship Course 1.5 km
Harbor Acres at Sands Point Development 2.7 km
Town of North Hempstead 2.9 km
Village Club of Sands Point 3.4 km
Glenwood Landing, New York 3.9 km
Nassau County, New York 10 km
Long Island Sound 54 km

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