Title:
Milleridge Inn on Long Island
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
One of America's famous old inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Beautiful Colonial decor. Eight historic fireplaces. Old time country store. Luncheons from $1.95, dinners from $3.25. Superb American cuisine.
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Title:
Milleridge Inn on Long Island
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
One of America's famous old Inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch and dinner.
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Title:
Spring Pond, Long Island
Jericho New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1908 May-18
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
One of America's famous old inns. Serving good food in abundance. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike, Long Island.
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Early American Village,Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
A nostalgic trip into the past. The shops feature candies, herbs, spices, general merchandise and many other fine things of yesteryear. Interesting to children of all ages. Take exit 41-n from Long Island Expressway or exit 35 from Northern State Parkway.
Studios of Kenneth R. Sanderson Inc.
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Title:
THE MILLERIDGE INN
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
An Early American Inn built in 1672. Offering a choice of several Dining Rooms, Bar Parlor, Gift Shop - Located half mile North of exit 35 Northern State Parkway.
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome PM 1968 Sep-18
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome PM 1984 Jun-18
Description:
Built in 1672
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
Patio overlooking summer gardens at Milleridge Inn Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike Jericho, Long Island, N.Y. (516) WE 1-2201 One of America's famous old inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired from trade from the Matine-cock Indians. Beautiful Colonial decor. Eight historic fireplaces. Old time country store. Luncheons from $1.95, dinners from $3.25. Su-perb American cuisine. Take Exit 41N from L. I. Expressway Take Exit 35 from Northern Expressway
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike, Long Island. One of America's famous old inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians
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Title:
The Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
An Early American Inn built in 1672. Offering a choice of several dining rooms; bar parlor; gift shop; located half mile north of Exit 35, Northern State Parkway and Exit 41N on LI Expressway; fully air conditioned; phone (area code 516) Wells 1-2201
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Title:
The Old Country Store at Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
Routes 106/107 & Jericho Tpke. An exciting page out of the past...old fashioned candies, herbs, spices, cracker barrel, patent medicine signs, preserves...nestled among the beautiful dining rooms of Milleridge Inn built in 1672! Luncheons from $1.95, dinners from $3.25. Superb American cuisine. (516) WE 1-2201; take Exit 41N from LI Expressway; take Exit 35 from Northern State Pkwy
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike; (516) WE 1-2201. One of America's famous old inns; built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians; early American Village with old time stores and bakery; open every day for lunch and dinner; take Exit 41N from L.I. Expressway; Take Exit 35 from Northern State Parkway
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike, Long Island; (516) WE 1-2201. One of America's famous old Inns; built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians; early American Village with old time stores and bakery; open every day for lunch and dinner; take Exit 41N from L.I. Expressway; take Exit 35 from Northern State Parkway
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike. (516) WE 1-2201 One of America's famous old Inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch and dinner
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Title:
Milleridge Inn, Long Island
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike, Jericho, Long Island, NY 11753. (516)WE 1-2201. One of America's famous old inns. Serving good food in abundance. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Take Exit 41 N. from L.I. Expressway. Take Exit 35 from Norther State Parkway
Dexter Press
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike. (516) WE 1-2201. One of America's famous old inns. Serving good food in abundance. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Take Exit 41 N. from L.I. Expressway. Take Exit 35 from Northern State Parkway
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Title:
Milleridge Inn, Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 10260-C
One of America's famous old Inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the (No Suggestions) Indians. Early American Village with old time stores and bakery. Open every day for lunch a dinner
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Title:
Milleridge Inn
Jericho New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
Routes 106/107 and Jericho Turnpike; (516) WE 1-2201. One of America's famous old inns. Built in 1672 on property acquired by trade from the Matinecock Indians. Beautiful Colonial decor; eight historic fireplaces; old time country store; luncheons from $1.95; dinners from $3.25; superb American cuisine
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