Mastic liquor store building named a landmark

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You can see it as it originally was in the 1920's here
http://spoonercentral.com/SpotlightPhotos/Par...

Ken Spooner wrote:

You can see it as it originally was in the 1920's here
http://spoonercentral.com/SpotlightPhotos/Par...

Hey, I really enjoy your website. It's been very popular around here for a few years now. Great work!!

Ken Spooner wrote:

You can see it as it originally was in the 1920's here
http://spoonercentral.com/SpotlightPhotos/Par...

I agree with the previous poster. Wonderful website, so much historical information. I'm glad the building is being preserved.

In the 70s, my fatherinlaw bought all his liquor in this store

Silas Barnaby wrote:

<quoted text>Hey, I really enjoy your website. It's been very popular around here for a few years now. Great work!!

Thank You

Cogency wrote:

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I agree with the previous poster. Wonderful website, so much historical information. I'm glad the building is being preserved.

Yes it was quite a historical place to say the least. My books about it will be coming out this year

Ken Spooner wrote:

You can see it as it originally was in the 1920's here
http://spoonercentral.com/SpotlightPhotos/Par...

Great site, Ken! Thanks for your hard work, it's appreciated.

I'm sure the good councilman was lobbied by someone with the initials FW to help have this landmark status granted and now the town/state can't take it under eminent domain. This happens all the time to the dumpiest of buidlings, and this liquor store is no exception!

Bravo to the town officials who are designating Mr. Wesemann's store as a historic landmark!! It doesn't matter that his store sells liquor, the building itself is historic! I think that more of our elected-officials should preserve historic and old buildings in New York rather than selling them to greedy developers who then turn these landmark buildings into Condos, Co-ops or Fast food restaurants.

"Mastic liquor store building named a landmark"

yeah, home of the most degenerate drunks on LI

do it wrote:

"Mastic liquor store building named a landmark"
yeah, home of the most degenerate drunks on LI

How profound. And original.

First of all Crookhaven is the gateway to the Hamtoons.

You have to be all liquored up to pay the prices out there.

Throw up a couple of times, pass out and sleep on the beach, wake up and drive back home.

Good times, Good times.

Cogency wrote:

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How profound. And original.

im glad you agree with my statement

glen cove. home of the tackiest and gaudiest jerkoffs on LI. your residents are what give Lawngeyeland it's rep.

do it wrote:

"Mastic liquor store building named a landmark"
yeah, home of the most degenerate drunks on LI

Thier is nothing worthy of saving in Mastic, lol. I never understood the historic society in the area labeling all these buildings and wanting to preserve the garbadge.

The time has come to start tearing down all the junk in Mastic and rebuild them in the image of some of the nice buildings from some real historic towns on Long Island.