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Liberty Minute: Huntington's 250th Anniversary Celebration on June 16, 2026

Meeting Portal — Tuesday, June 16, 2026
BodyHuntington, New York
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DateTuesday, June 16, 2026
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Welcome to this Liberty Minute, part of Huntington's celebration of 250 years of American independence.

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Platt Carl kept an inn on Jericho Turnpike East of Park Avenue in Dix Hills.

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It was the main meeting place in that area, and Platt Carl was an influential figure.

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In 1776, he was selected to the Huntington War Committee.

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British forces often stopped at his inn while on foraging excursions.

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Carl suffered great losses from the British troops.

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Early in the war, he was taken prisoner and confined in a New York prison for three months.

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Later, he and his family were violently robbed and beaten by loyalist soldiers who hung him in an unsuccessful attempt to have him reveal the whereabouts of his valuables.

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The robbers were later hanged for the crime.

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Thanks to the sacrifices of generations of Huntington Patriots, Liberty endures a

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Summary of Proceedings

Liberty Minute: Huntington's 250th Anniversary Celebration

This meeting on June 16, 2026, featured a historical segment about Platt Carl and Huntington's role in the American Revolution as part of the town's celebration of 250 years of American independence.

Historical Presentation

  • A "Liberty Minute" was presented, detailing the story of Platt Carl, an innkeeper and influential figure in Huntington during the Revolutionary War. He served on the Huntington War Committee in 1776, suffered losses from British troops, was imprisoned, and later robbed and hung by loyalist soldiers but survived. The presentation highlighted the sacrifices of Huntington Patriots.

No other business was conducted.

Meeting Transcript

Welcome to this Liberty Minute, part of Huntington's celebration of 250 years of American independence. Platt Carl kept an inn on Jericho Turnpike East of Park Avenue in Dix Hills. It was the main meeting place in that area, and Platt Carl was an influential figure. In 1776, he was selected to the Huntington War Committee. British forces often stopped at his inn while on foraging excursions. Carl suffered great losses from the British troops. Early in the war, he was taken prisoner and confined in a New York prison for three months. Later, he and his family were violently robbed and beaten by loyalist soldiers who hung him in an unsuccessful attempt to have him reveal the whereabouts of his valuables. The robbers were later hanged for the crime. Thanks to the sacrifices of generations of Huntington Patriots, Liberty endures a

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