Bay Shore then and now, from the train station to the waterfront

Mike White | August 15, 2017

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The Jarvis Mowbray House as it appeared in the 1940s.

The home was moved to Mowbray Avenue in 1945.

It was located at the northwest corner of Main Street and Montgomery Avenue, now hospital parking.

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