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Located on the northeast corner of Hicksville Road and Hempstead Turnpike on a 5� acre site. The owners were from Jericho and came to Bethpage in the early l900s. The house was three stories resembling a castle with a tower. The Inn had a stately portico, parquet floors, elegant staircase, fireplaces and each window was topped with stain glass. The restaurant was located on the first floor and opened out to beautiful grounds. The Inn was owned by Sophie Hencken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peroski.
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Located on the northeast corner of Hicksville Road and Hempstead Turnpike on a 5 acre site. The owners were from Jericho and came to Bethpage in the early l900s. The house was three stories resembling a castle with a tower. The Inn had a stately portico, parquet floors, elegant staircase, fireplaces and each window was topped with stain glass. The restaurant was located on the first floor and opened out to beautiful grounds. The Inn was owned by Sophie Hencken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peroski.

Revision as of 22:58, 4 January 2014

Located on the northeast corner of Hicksville Road and Hempstead Turnpike on a 5 acre site. The owners were from Jericho and came to Bethpage in the early l900s. The house was three stories resembling a castle with a tower. The Inn had a stately portico, parquet floors, elegant staircase, fireplaces and each window was topped with stain glass. The restaurant was located on the first floor and opened out to beautiful grounds. The Inn was owned by Sophie Hencken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peroski.