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Marker No. 7

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Dominiq Meyer Building

224 North Franklin Street

The Dominiq Meyer Building was built in 1854 and housed the Ackermann Hardware store. Later from Krause’s Directory of 1900, it lists, “Weyker, N.J., Gent’s furnishings.” Later Poull Hardware Store occupied the building.

226 - 228 North Franklin Street

The building at 226 N. Franklin Street was home to Conrad’s Meat Market with their wood floors covered with sawdust. They offered a complete line of fresh and smoked meats, homemade sausages, fresh poultry, and can goods. The J. Langly Building of 228 N Franklin Street was built in 1854. Over the years it has been occupied by apparel stores and hair salons. In the 1950s it was famous for Kratzer’s Take-Out, featuring broasted chicken and five for a dollar hamburgers. 

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The Port Washington Historical Society was founded in 1991. Over the years the organization has demonstrated its strong volunteer commitment as a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the preservation, advancement and dissemination of the history of the Port Washington area.

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