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| Nassau County Museum/Long Island Studies Institute |
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| Nassau County Museum/Long Island Studies Institute |
Built between 1930 and 1931, it is perhaps Long Island's most whimsical landmark. It is a reminder of a time when Eastern Long Island was famous for duck farms. The Duck resides in Flanders and is recognized by historians as one of America's finest examples of "Roadside Architecture."
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