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Terryville - Port Jeff Station - Mount Sinai - Miller Place
Sound Beach - Rocky Point - Shoreham

Our new section TOURISM lists area parks, pocket parks, area beach and boat ramps, movie theaters, historical sites and landmarks, B&Bs, Hotels/Motel ,
golf courses, recreational facilities, 
and other places of interest that are encompassed in our chambers district.
If your town is in our chamber district, has a tourism site of interest you would like to share
with our visitors feel free to e-mail the information with a photo to [email protected]

Historical Landmark Long Island Railroad Car Tourism Center
One of the last remaining early nineteen hundreds electric baggage coach car was put in
service around 1914 traveling from Jamaica Station to Manhattan. The railroad out of service was transported to its current location in the mid-seventies on the crossroads of
Nesconset Highway and Route 112 in the downtown business district of  Port Jefferson Station.
The railroad car is the home office and Tourism Center of the North Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce.
 The L.I.R.R. Railroad Car is a Suffolk County Landmark and situated along side the chambers
Memorial American Flag Park and the tourism center is open to the general public on weekends the 1st.weekend after Memorial Day to the last weekend before Labor Day.
The exterior of the L.I.R.R. Car is all original paint matched to as close as the original color of the car,
the interior is modernized for practical uses for visitors and chamber of commerce functions.
Visitors access the L.I.R.R. Car & Memorial Flag Park by entering through the North Canal Road Loop
behind the car, parking is available, and people with disabilities can visit the car by using the ramp up
to the platform in the rear of the facility.


Tourism Center Memorial Flag Park
The North Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce are the stewards of the Suffolk County
Memorial American Flag Park & L.I. Railroad Car Tourism Center.
Both the Memorial Park and Tourism Center are located on the crossroad of Nesconset Highway & Route 112 in the center of downtown business of Port Jefferson Station.
The American Flag flying is 20ft. x 30ft. topping the highest flag pole in Suffolk County.
The park is a great place to stop for relaxation while heading to the east end or just for relaxation
while in town. The park has plenty of parking just take the Canal Road North Loop behind the tourism center, picnic benches are available and when the tourism center is open facilities are available.
In the flag circle there is a 911 memorial stone set in place by the
Port Jefferson Station/Terryville Civic Association
The L.I.R.R. Car, Memorial Flag Park, park grounds, maintenance and operational cost are all paid
from the funds of the North Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce.

Heritage Park  
Located in the heart of the Mount Sinai Route 25A business district is the beautiful Heritage Park.
Recreational walking paths, children playground, ball field, and adjoined by the Mount Sinai Heritage Center.
The park open to the public from dawn to dusk is a great destination to visit, relax, enjoy the central park recreational facilities, a great place to stop and take a break from shopping or before  heading out to the east end of Long island.

Discover Long Island


http://www.discoverlongisland.com/

Pocket Park & Nature Trail 
Downtown Business District Route 25A Rocky Point
At the east tip of the North Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce business service area is the Suffolk County designated historical downtown business district of Rocky Point.
 Traveling east on Route 25A you have a choice to take the bypass option road or visit this historical downtown by going straight ahead using the Route 25A Business District option...
Fuel, restaurants, bar & grill's, boutiques, and in the heart of the business district on Veterans Way this beautiful pocket park and nature trail open to the public dawn to dusk with plenty of free parking.
Take a break, stop & shop, relax on your journey and grab a bite to eat, bring the children to the park for some recreation time and take a walk along the nature trail before heading on your journey to the North Shores east end.