Hubbs House

Written By Dino DiPietro

📍 Historical Marker & Location

  • The Hubbs House features a historical marker erected in 2008 by the Town of Huntington. It highlights the property's significance as a rare survivor of early settlement architecture in the Commack area. Originally built circa 1840, it was later remodeled around 1880

  • The marker is located at 6306 Jericho Turnpike (Route 25), on the south side when traveling east in Commack, NY 11725

  • Coordinates are approximately 40° 50.567′ N, 73° 17.773′ W

🏛️ Architectural & Current Use

  • The house is valued as a rare example of early settlement-era architecture that has endured through time

  • While originally a private residence, it is now utilized as medical office space

🏘️ Nearby Historical Landmarks

Within a 2-mile radius, additional historical markers include:

  • Whitman’s Hollow (~0.2 mi)

  • Comac Church (~¼ mi)

  • Town of Huntington (~¼ mi)

  • Old Burr Farm (~½ mi)

  • Carll Burr House (~0.6 mi)

  • 1918 Crash Site (~0.7 mi)

  • Brindley Field (~0.8 mi)

  • Long Island Motor Parkway (~1.8 mi)

✅ Summary of Key Points

  • Built: c. 1840

  • Remodeled: c. 1880

  • Marker erected: 2008 by Town of Huntington

  • Marker inscription: Highlights early settlement architecture

  • Address: 6306 Jericho Turnpike, Commack, NY 11725

  • Current use: Medical office space

  • Coordinates: 40°50.567′ N, 73°17.773′ W

Dino DiPietro