1776 in Huntington for a day
"Huntington Independence Day" was held outside the historic Huntington Arsenal, a quaint redwood-shingled home dating to 1740. Used during the Revolutionary War to store arms and gunpowder, it is the only known Colonial-era arsenal left on Long Island.
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