Sam & Dave’s Excellent “Lost” Motor Parkway Adventure VI: Remnants of Petit Trianon
In the fifth post of the "Lost" series, Dave Russo and his 11-year old son Sammy explore possible remnants of the Petit Trianon Inn in Lake Ronkonkoma.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
Dave Russo: Definitely a Motor Parkway concrete post at the base. I have no ide what those two pipes are.
Dave Russo: The wall is still there. It's definitely original.
Dave Russo: You can read the word NASSAU on the brick.
Dave Russo: Pretty much looking up to where the Petit Trianon was
Mapping courtesy of Frank Femenias
Comments
Well done guys…. Enjoyed looking at these images, thanks…
Nassau brick was very popular on long island and used extensively in building of houses etc in Queens, Nassau , and Suffolk Counties. My house is built with Nassau brick, dates form 1953 (built by my Dad and Grand Father who were brick masons/contractors) so Nassau Brick was still in business as of that date.
Amaziing what you guys found and probably lots more that you didn’t,that are buried under everything,that you can’t see,it would have to be dug up. Great job on what you found
I’m glad you put up the picture of the Petit Trianon at the end. What year was it demolished?