New York and North Shore Traction Company operated from northeastern Queens east into Nassau County. It was established in 1902 and was originally known as the "Mineola Roslyn & Port Washington Traction Company," then renamed 1907. Northport Traction Company The Northport Traction Company operated from the Northport East Railroad Station into downtown Northport Village. South Shore Traction Company The South Shore Traction Company was based in Sayville, New York. It had plans to expand into Patchogue and north through Bohemia, Lake Ronkonkoma, St. James and Stony Brook towards Port Jefferson, not to mention through Nassau and Queens County. However, because it was unable to break through the monopoly of the LIRR-held lines in Nassau County, it sold off its two original lines to the Suffolk Traction Company. Suffolk Traction Company The Suffolk Traction Company operated between Patchogue, Canaan Lake, and Holtsville in Suffolk County. It also had lines to Medford, Blue Point, Bayport, and even a connection to Sayville. The Sayville, and Bayport-Blue Point Lines were originally owned by the South Shore Traction Company. Plans to extend the main trolley to Port Jefferson failed, even as a bridge was being built over the LIRR Main Line. Another extension that was never built included a line towards Bellport and Brookhaven. See also List of streetcar lines in Queens List of streetcar lines in Brooklyn References Images of Rail: Lost Trolleys of Queens and Long Island, by Stephen L. Meyers(2006). External links All of Long Island A Desire Named Streetcar, by Sylvia Adcock (Newsday—Long Island; Our Story) Long Island Transit and LI Trolley Map (Chicago Transit & Railfan Website) Pennsylvania Railroad Company Discontinuance/Last Runs of Passenger Service (Railroad – Ferry – Steamboat – Trolley – Rapid Transit) by Line Segment (June 30, 2003) Huntington Huntington Railroad (Unofficial LIRR History Website) Amityville-Halesite Trolley (Long Island Oddities) Northport Northport Traction Company (Unofficial LIRR History Website) Northport Traction (Arrt's Arrchives) Northport Traction Company (Long Island Oddities) Nassau and Queens Map of the borough of Queens and vicinity (Map Collections) Sayville-Patchouge-Holbrook Suffolk Traction Company (Long Island Oddities) TrainsAreFun.com Suffolk Traction Company 1915 image in Patchogue Suffolk Patchogue-Medford Library Local History Department. Railroads on Long Island Defunct public transport operators in the United States Lon Streetcar lines