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ORIGINS OF THE GIBB PATENT
HSB-001The land patent for what is now Islip has its origins in political intrigue, rebellion and perceived religious persecution, not to mention land and business transactions tied to a long-standing family relationship. Interesting reading for all!
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ISLIP REBUS
HSB-002A "Rebus" by definition is a representation of words or objects whose name resembles the words of syllables in sound. This booklet describes the origin of the Seal of the Town of Islip. | | |
THE DIARY OF NATHANIEL BARTO
HSB-003This booklet contains a section from Mr. Barto's diary from March 2, 1838 to September 26, 1839.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF ISLIP HAMLET
HSB-004This booklet describes how Islip Hamlet developed. | | |
TAKING LEAVE OF THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE
HSB-005
This interesting booklet describes how the school system began in Islip Hamlet. | | 
THE DOXSEE CLAM FACTORY
HSB-006
Many people are not aware that the famous Doxsee Clam & Seafood Canning Company was located right here in Islip. This interesting booklet describes their history.
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ISLIP RAILROAD STATION
HSB-007
A detailed history of how the railroad came to Islip.
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ISLIP'S FIRST TOWN HALL
HSB-008
A brief history of the first Town Hall in Islip. | | |
HISTORIC CHURCHES OF ISLIP HAMLET
HSB-009A detailed history of the 4 Historic Churches in Islip Hamlet.
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A.J. WHEELER'S COMPLAINT
HSB-010
How Islip Town Beach was created.
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BROOKVILLE
HSB-011A small village in the Town of Islip
whose disappearance from the
map was orchestrated
by Nassau County's Gold Coast
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WILLLOWBROOK RACETRACK
HSB-012
A little bit of Paradise in Islip. | | |
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