56th Fighter Group Closing

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by SandyJet

why dont you look this info up yourself instead of poluting this thread with your mindless chatter.

[UsAll]

i know this thread is two years old but just making a relevant comment about this restaurant's closing (which I just learned of today upon reading this thread):

Damn, I was thinking about this restaurant just yesterday and said to myself, that, when I am next back in the area (on Long Island), I would like to go there again. I was there only once. It was rather a charming and nostalgic place. My mother (deceased now) had taken me there once in the 1990s perhaps. Someone had taken her to this restaurant and then she later took me to this restaurant. It was a kick (like going back in a time machine to the early-to-mid 1900s in wartime Europe). I normally don't eat this type of food anyway (trying to be cognizant of my health) but hoped I could find something in there to eat or drink so that I could patronize it once again. I guess I won't have the chance anymore now. Oh well!

But I will plan to see the American Airpower Museum on the grounds of Republic Airport, which I hadn't gotten the chance to explore yet (though having passed it a number of times). And also the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. While they are both still open.

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by UsAll

i know this thread is two years old but just making a relevant comment about this restaurant's closing (which I just learned of today upon reading this thread):

Damn, I was thinking about this restaurant just yesterday and said to myself, that, when I am next back in the area (on Long Island), I would like to go there again. I was there only once. It was rather a charming and nostalgic place. My mother (deceased now) had taken me there once in the 1990s perhaps. Someone had taken her to this restaurant and then she later took me to this restaurant. It was a kick (like going back in a time machine to the early-to-mid 1900s in wartime Europe). I normally don't eat this type of food anyway (trying to be cognizant of my health) but hoped I could find something in there to eat or drink so that I could patronize it once again. I guess I won't have the chance anymore now. Oh well!

But I will plan to see the American Airpower Museum on the grounds of Republic Airport, which I hadn't gotten the chance to explore yet (though having passed it a number of times). And also the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. While they are both still open.

You might wish to include this:
Museum on Long Island | US Military Armor Museum – Bethpage, NY |

[UsAll]

Originally Posted by OhBeeHave

You might wish to include this:
Museum on Long Island | US Military Armor Museum – Bethpage, NY |

Yes, along with the above that you mentioned, I'd also like to sometime get to see the following (listed in alphabetical order):

Amityville Historical Society - Lauder Museum (Amityville)
Atlantis Marine World (Riverhead)
Babylon Village Historical Society Museum (Babylon)
Bethpage State Park (Bethpage)
DNA Learning Center (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories)
East End Seaport Museum & Marine Foundation (Greenport)
Grumman Memorial Park (Calverton)
Huntington Lighthouse (Huntington Harbor)
Jayne’s Hill (West Hills: highest point in Long Island)
John Coltrane House (Dix Hills)
Long Island Cultural History Laboratory and Museum (Stony Brook)
Long Island Maritime Museum (West Sayville)
Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages (Stony Brook)
Louis Armstrong Home (Corona, Queens)
Nassau County Museum of Art (Roslyn Harbor)
Northport Historical Society and Museum (Northport)
Oheka Castle (Huntington)
Old Bethpage Village Restoration (Bethpage)
Old Westbury Gardens (Old Westbury)
Pilgrim Psychiatric Center Museum (West Brentwood)
Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park (Oyster Bay)
Railroad Museum of Long Island (two locations: Greenport and Riverhead)
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site (Cove Neck) <==== saw once when I was a small child
Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities (Cold Spring Harbor)
Suffolk County Historical Museum (Riverhead)
Three Village Historical Society (Setauket)