Keyword: Pagan-Fletcher Restoration
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girl scouts from Troop 2348, Kelly Carey and Natalia Kulis, both 11, look over their entry which won first prize in the Historical Society’s annual Gingerbread House contest.
A tasty tradition in Valley Stream
The Valley Stream Historical Society hosted its annual Gingerbread House Contest on Dec. 3 at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration. Guests were invited to come in and judge their favorite edible creations. more
Angelo LaCalandra, center, with Historical Society President Guy Ferrara, left, and Mayor Ed Fare.
Angelo LaCalandra puts his creativity to good use
Have you noticed the wonderful new signs around Valley Stream? The new signs lead you to the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration on Hendrickson Avenue.  more
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What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... Our Fathers, Our Grandfathers, Our Heroes...This exhibit traces the story of the famed U.S. Marine Corps Navajo Code Talkers, who helped the war effort in the Pacific during … more
Troop 2348 Girl Scouts Rebecca Carey, Julia Kulis, Kelly Carey, Kelsey Leighton and Natali Kulis stand with their award-winning gingerbread village.
Gingerbread house rock in Valley Stream
It was beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration on Sunday. This year’s gingerbread house contest, sponsored by the Valley Stream Historical Society, brought out about a dozen people to the annual event. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... 75 Stories For 75 Years An exhibit celebrating Hofstra University's 75th anniversary, drawn from the University Archives collection which focuses on the history of the … more
Troop 2281 Girl Scouts, from left, Shannon Plackis, Kelly Farragher, Roxanne Dupiton, Shannon Megale and Shannon DePiola were joined by Village Trustee Ed Fare and Village Justice Bob Bogle, far right, at last Sunday’s annual gingerbread house contest.
Tasty tradition lives on at Pagan-Fletcher Restoration
Girl Scouts from Troop 2281 won this year’s annual gingerbread house contest at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration, sponsored by the Valley Stream Historical Society. more
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Angelo LaCalandra, center, donated his original drawing of the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration to the Valley Stream Historical Society last week. Accepting the donation were Historical Society President Guy Ferrara, left, and Chairman Ed Fare.
Pagan-Fletcher house gets a special donation
The Pagan-Fletcher Restoration is full of historical artifacts, pictures and other local memorabilia. Last week, the Valley Stream Historical Society added another important piece. more
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