Glen Cove Yacht Club - A Piece of Yachting History

Tall Ships Events at GCYC - 1998-2000
Club Events 2001-2002
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Club Events 2005-2006
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Historical Photos - Glen Cove Y C
Historical Photos - NYYC Station 10
Chris Brown's Photo Album

Yacht Station 10 Clubhouse (right) at location in Morgan Park
with the steamer NANTASKET at the steamboat landing

Cancelled postcard shows the historic Clubhouse
in what is now Morgan Memorial Park

Postcard shows the Clubhouse and Stationkeeper's cottage at the end of Landing Road, in what is now Morgan Memorial Park

Postcards of the Period

This postcard shows the NYYC Station 10 Clubhouse at
what is now Morgan Park beach. The treeline behind the
Clubhouse appears to have been painted in. Station 10
was located here from 1904 to 1932.

A later postcard shows the Station 10 Clubhouse on the property at the Foot of McLoughlin Street, where the Glen Cove Yacht Club is currently located

Hemptead Harbor, East Shore - 1930s

Yacht Station 10 - the 1844 Clubhouse in it's glory.
Probable location is at the Foot of McLoughlin Street.

The 1844 Clubhouse is westward (seaward) of the
building that was constructed at the Foot of
McLoughlin Street site after Yacht Station 10 was
moved from what is now Morgan Park in 1932.
This later building became the home of the Glen
Cove Yacht Club when it was formed in 1959. The
building was mostly destroyed in a fire in 1981
(see below).

Yacht Station 10's home in Glen Cove 1932-1949

Photo taken from the base of the jetty at Morgan Park

Saying goodbye to Glen Cove, the historic
1844 building moves by water once again
to Mystic Seaport Museum in 1949.

Former Stationmaster's Cottage
(rear building in 1949 photo above)
is the Clubhouse for the
Glen Cove Yacht Club from 1959.
It is shown here in the Winter of 1974

Glen Cove Yacht Club
January 1980

The Glen Cove Y.C. Clubhouse was destroyed by fire in January 1981.

From 1949 until 2002, the original 1844 Clubhouse was a part of the Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut, on loan from the New York Yacht Club.

The 1844 Clubhouse at its current location at
"Harbor Court" in Newport, Rhode Island.
CLICK HERE to take a virtual tour of the
interior of this building as it looks today (2007)
(requires Java-enabled browser)

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Yacht Station 10 Clubhouse (right) at location in Morgan Park with the steamer NANTASKET at the steamboat landing
Cancelled postcard shows the historic Clubhouse in what is now Morgan Memorial Park		Postcard shows the Clubhouse and Stationkeeper's cottage at the end of Landing Road, in what is now Morgan Memorial Park
*Postcards of the Period*
This postcard shows the NYYC Station 10 Clubhouse at what is now Morgan Park beach. The treeline behind the Clubhouse appears to have been painted in. Station 10 was located here from 1904 to 1932.		A later postcard shows the Station 10 Clubhouse on the property at the Foot of McLoughlin Street, where the Glen Cove Yacht Club is currently located
Hemptead Harbor, East Shore - 1930s
Yacht Station 10 - the 1844 Clubhouse in it's glory. Probable location is at the Foot of McLoughlin Street.		The 1844 Clubhouse is westward (seaward) of the building that was constructed at the Foot of McLoughlin Street site after Yacht Station 10 was moved from what is now Morgan Park in 1932. This later building became the home of the Glen Cove Yacht Club when it was formed in 1959. The building was mostly destroyed in a fire in 1981 (see below).
Yacht Station 10's home in Glen Cove 1932-1949		Photo taken from the base of the jetty at Morgan Park
		Saying goodbye to Glen Cove, the historic 1844 building moves by water once again to Mystic Seaport Museum in 1949.
Former Stationmaster's Cottage (rear building in 1949 photo above) is the Clubhouse for the Glen Cove Yacht Club from 1959. It is shown here in the Winter of 1974
	Glen Cove Yacht Club January 1980
The Glen Cove Y.C. Clubhouse was destroyed by fire in January 1981.
From 1949 until 2002, the original 1844 Clubhouse was a part of the Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut, on loan from the New York Yacht Club.		The 1844 Clubhouse at its current location at "Harbor Court" in Newport, Rhode Island. CLICK HERE to take a virtual tour of the interior of this building as it looks today (2007) (requires Java-enabled browser)