Village of Lindenhurst





The Lindenhurst Village Hall opened in 1953. (Courtesy of the Lindenhurst Historical Society.)

Village Government

The Village of Lindenhurst was incorporated on November 17, 1923. The village is governed by an elected Mayor and four Trustees. 

Lindenhurst Village Hall, 430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757 • (631) 957-7500 • www.villageoflindenhurstny.gov  

 

Village of Lindenhurst Parks & Recreational Facilities 

  • Lindenhurst Village Park and Feller’s Pond (bounded by Irmisch Avenue, N. Alleghany Avenue and Byrd Street)
    1. The recreational park includes Feller’s Pond, which is named for John Feller, and his family, who owned and operated the Feller Brewery. The old brewery site is now St. John’s Lutheran Church on E.  John Street.



Historical marker at Feller’s Pond. Otto F. Eichhammer succeeded Mr. Feller in the brewery business.

 

  • Lindenhurst Town Square and Gazebo, northeast corner of Wellwood and Hoffman Avenues 
    • The village square was created after a 1996 fire destroyed the commercial block that had stood on the corner. Around 2012, the village renovated the square with a gazebo, comfort station and mural which have become a downtown gathering space. 

 

  • Charles J. Cowan Marina, 854 S. Wellwood Avenue 
    1. The village marina was named for Charles J. Cowan (1926-2018), who served as Lindenhurst Village Mayor from 1965 to 1973.