There's much to see in Oyster Bay, so take a leisurely walking and driving tour of this charming place with its quaint streets, historic houses and many reminders of the 26th president, including Sagamore Hill, known as Theodore Roosevelt's "Summer White House."
Give yourself a few hours to take in the sights and step back in time to an era when this quiet community on the water was the favorite place of our 26th president. If you'd like a longer, self-guided audio tour of 30 historic sites in downtown Oyster Bay, stop by the Baykery Café at 124 South Street for a listening device that gives background info on the sites that you'll see. The long audio tour is free when you make a $5 purchase at the café. Or follow this shorter, but equally pleasant itinerary.
If you're visiting in October, be sure to check out the annual Oyster Festival on the Waterfront at Theodore Roosevelt Park.
And celebrity watchers: take note. It was reported that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie shopped in Oyster Bay's supermarket when they rented a house in Lloyd Neck.
