Soon, the first street lights illuminated the crossroads that is now Linden Boulevard and Farmers Boulevard. New shops clustered around August Everitt's lone store. By July 1, 1898, the St. Albans Long Island Rail Road station opened where the tracks crossed Locust Avenue (now Baisley Boulevard). (This indicates trains stopped in 1897) The station was razed and replaced with the current, grade separated station on October 15, 1935.
Soon, the first street lights illuminated the crossroads that is now Linden Boulevard and Farmers Boulevard. ,New shops clustered around August Everitt's lone store. By July 1, 1898, the St. Albans Long Island Rail Road station opened where the tracks crossed Locust Avenue (now Baisley Boulevard). (This indicates trains stopped in 1897) The station was razed and replaced with the current, grade separated station on October 15 1935.