Who owns the Thomson Industries Incorporated Heliport? The answer might surprise you. It’s privately owned by John B Thomson Jr. President of Thomson Industries Inc. This isn’t just any heliport. It’s a small but significant piece of Long Island’s aviation history. Tucked away in Nassau County near Port Washington the Thomson Industries Incorporated Heliport serves as a testament to private aviation. Its location is discreet. You wouldn’t find it without knowing exactly where to look. It offers a unique perspective on the bustling activity of the nearby airports. The helipad itself is relatively small just 100 by 100 feet. It’s made of asphalt. Imagine the quiet whir of a helicopter landing here. A stark contrast to the roar of jets at nearby LaGuardia or JFK. It’s a private escape. A quiet refuge from the frenzy of city life. The heliport’s manager Mark W Bryson can be reached at a local number. This number is for those needing to coordinate landings or departures. The Thomson Industries Incorporated Heliport is more than just a place for helicopters. It represents a chapter in the history of private aviation on Long Island. It is a reminder that even in a place as densely populated as New York. There’s always room for a quiet landing. Despite its size the heliport boasts a connection to a larger corporate entity. Its existence speaks volumes about the influence of private enterprise. Remember the next time you see a helicopter soaring overhead. Think about this unassuming heliport. It’s a world of its own. A quiet world of efficiency and private flight nestled amongst the urban landscape.
Gould Family Mausoleum
Ever heard of a “Robber Baron?” Here at Woodlawn Cemetery stands the Gould Family Mausoleum. It is a testament to