NY 114 on Shelter Island


Old signs NB on the way to Sag Harbor, ending at Cross St. in that town. Is it just me, or is the explanation on the historical sign no more intelligible than the name of the landmark?


Every town in eastern Long Island seems to have an old windmill. Here's Sag Harbor's, and here I go leaving town.


Just before hitting the Shelter Island ferry, traffic navigates a new roundabout to switch directions. The signs clearly predate this arrangement by a few decades.


Leaving the roundabout in the SB direction, another sign from the 1970's.


Speaking of the 1970's, Michael Summa took this NB photo in 1975. I can see in the background that Shelter Island is to the right, so I'm fairly certain this is at the same intersection that's now a roundabout, and the signs I did get modern photos of just may have been at the intersection even at that time. Regarding the gigantic diamond, circa the 1950's yellow warning signs were mounted on red wooden diamonds. The last diamond in the state may or may not still be on an old alignment of US 209.

NY 114 on Shelter Island

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