Hello, and welcome to the new website of The Lake Ronkonkoma Historical Society and Museum. Since this is a new site, there may be glitches. If you experience any problems, please let us know.
As always, you are invited to visit the Museum on Saturdays between 10-2, and for our monthly meetings and free programs which are held on the first Wednesday of every month. Please also, be sure to check our calendar for the dates and times of programs and events to be held at The Fitz-Greene Hallock Homestead and off site.
From time to time, we will be adding our newsletters and snippets of history here, so be sure to check back often.
Enjoy!
Joyce D. Sorrese
These “sleigh bells” once adorned the wagon owned by Daniel Seibert, Sr. Daniel was the owner and operator of Seibert’s Bakery on Hawkins Avenue. As a teenager, his son Charles would drive the horse and wagon mornings delivering fresh breads to the pavilions around Lake Ronkonkoma. These wonderful bells were recently donated by Daniel’s Granddaughter Joan Seibert Smalto. The lovely wooden stand was crafted by George Schramm, of the Board of the Historical Society. Make sure to visit us and ring those bells. Enjoy!
These “sleigh bells” once adorned the wagon owned by Daniel Seibert, Sr. Daniel was the owner and operator of Seibert’s Bakery on Hawkins Avenue. As a teenager, his son Charles would drive the horse and wagon mornings delivering fresh breads to the pavilions around Lake Ronkonkoma. These wonderful bells were recently donated by Daniel’s Granddaughter Joan Seibert Smalto. The lovely wooden stand was crafted by George Schramm, of the Board of the Historical Society. Make sure to visit us and ring those bells. Enjoy!
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