Comment: From "Early Photographs of the Hamlet of Brookhaven collected by George Perley Morse 1945-1959." Caption reads: "August Hawkins Farm near Little Neck Run, east of Lescowicz duck farm."

Comment: From "Early Photographs of the Hamlet of Brookhaven collected by George Perley Morse 1945-1959." Caption reads: "Augustus Hawkins and his sister Prudence."

Comment: From Mike Garlin's Account of the Hawkins House, 1969.

Comment: After Gus Hawkins died in 1914 (Prudence died 1915), the Hawkins farm appears to have been sold (requires confirmation). Gus never married, and therefore there were no direct heirs. It is said that there were various tenants of the house over the next 40-years, mostly as Summer residents. This picture was dated 1950.

Comment: The Hawkins House in it's final stages of detioration.

Comment: Hawkins House at the end.

Comment: While this photograph does not identify the building, I am almost certain that it is the Augustus Hawkins house in its advanced stage of deterioriation. May not be Hawkins House.

Comment: In the final stages of deterioration. May not be Hawkins House.

Comment: High altitude aerial view of Little Neck, Brookhaven, Long Island, NY

Little Neck is bounded by Yaphank Creek on the east (right), the Carman's River on the south, and Little Neck Run on the west (left).

The road through the middle is Old Barto Road. The Hawkins farm was on the west side of the neck, the Barteau farm was on the east.

At the south end of Yaphank Creek can be seen the lagoon or canal dredged by the Barteau's as a port.