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Discover Roslyn's rich history through immersive tours, captivating stories, and interactive visuals with the Roslyn Landmark Legacy!

About us

Dive into Roslyn’s rich history and discover the people, places, and stories that make our community unique.

Projects

Experience Roslyn Landmark Legacy projects, where we bring history to life through technology and creativity.

Community Education

Join us in building a community grounded in history and enriched by learning.

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Help preserve Roslyn’s legacy—connect with the stories and people that bring history to life.

LATEST NEWS AND UPCOMING EVENTS 

News 1

We are proud to annonce our first Podcast.

In this episode, we explore the legacy of Roger and Peggy Gerry, whose dedication to preservation has shaped Roslyn’s historic character. 
Through conversations with Craig Westergard, Architect; Mayor John Durkin; long-time resident Susan Shaw; historian Helen Fletcher Russell; Anne Gronan, Chairperson of the Historic District Board; and Donna Frost, wife of preservation architect Guy Ladd Frost, we uncover how the Gerrys’ vision continues to inspire and guide Roslyn’s community efforts today. 

Listen here

The image represents a microphone with the title of the Podcast Roslyn Voicees

News 2

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our first virtual tour, a pilot project that brings Roslyn’s historic landmarks to your fingertips! Explore iconic sites like the Clock Tower, the Grist Mill, and the Van Nostrand-Starkins House. 

 

This is just the beginning—more landmarks and features will be added in the future, making it an evolving experience for history lovers and community members alike. Dive in and discover the stories that shaped Roslyn!

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Explore the First Virtual Tour Here

Note: After you enter the site click on the Volume control to start

the image represents the Roslyn Clock Tower an iconic building in the village

Or scan this QR code with your phone

QR code to access the virtual tour of Roslyn landmarks

Latest Education Project

News 3

Group of Pratt students visiting the Roslyn Grist mill

Howard Kroplick, Co-President of the Roslyn Landmark Society, shares the intricate steps involved in restoring the historic grist mill. After highlighting the building's historical significance and technical specifications, he outlines the four phases of the restoration process, discusses the funding behind the project, and envisions the mill's future once the work is completed.

News 4

October 2, 2024 -  Congressman Tom Suozzi visited the Roslyn Grist Mill to view the ongoing restoration progress at the historic site.

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