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Bayville, New York recent comments:

  • Soundside Beach Park, Tauri (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Is there a permit to get in here?
  • Bayville Free Library, Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    The library was where Harrison Williams kept his horses.
  • Village of Bayville Complex, Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    Mike, after Mona had the main estate house torn down (around 1950 or so) (which was on the North side of Bayville Avenue), she continued living in one of the other structures on the property. In the mid or late 1960's, she sold a large section of the estate property (on the south-east side of the property) and some homes were built. Not too many years later, she ended up selling the rest of the estate property to developers and more homes were built. Most of the homes on the Williams' property were built from about 1967 to the late 1970's. The rest were built in the 1980's. I believe that there are over 100 homes on that property today. I'm pretty sure that Mona (Harrison's wife) died in 1983. Hope this answered your question.
  • Oak Point Original Entry/Gatehouses, Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    There are old, abandoned tunnels that led from this area to the other buildings on Harrison Williams property. My friend went down into those tunnels in the 1970's, but said you couldn't go far because there were sections where the tunnels had collapsed.
  • Water Tower Cell Site, Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    This water tower was built in 1964.
  • St. Gertrude Church, Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    Built in 1909.
  • "Callender House", Chris Amodeo (guest) wrote 12 years ago:
    This mansion was built in 1913. At one time, it was the Summer home of P.W. Rouss.
  • Village of Bayville Complex, Mike (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    Quick question about Oak Point. Did it last longer than the 1950's? I met an old guy who says he did construction work in the housing development on the north side of Bayville Rd. where Oak point used to be (I think it's where it used to be anyway, behind the wall and gates) and he told me it was the late 70s. Also, anybody have any pics of this place? THX