An early 1900s postcard of the Terryville Union Hall on Terryville Road, Terryville, New York. From Jack Smith collection.
The Terryville Union Hall was built circa 1887 with land and materials donated by Thomas R. Terry to the Terryville Union Society. This society was an early version of a civic association. The Hall was built to serve as a place for a coming together or a union of the people of Terryville or Cumsewogue, (the native American name for the area) as it was originally called. It also served as a Grange Hall as well as a non-denominational Sunday School.
The Union Hall was declared a Brookhaven Town Landmark and chartered by the State of New York in 2009.
