Pagan-Fletcher House, Historic house in Valley Stream, New York, United States.
The Pagan-Fletcher House is a two-story wooden structure with five window bays across its front and a central entry porch in Colonial Revival style. The building displays characteristic architectural features that define its appearance and construction.
The house was built in 1840 and initially served as the area's first post office. It underwent major expansions in the early 1900s while remaining a key structure in the local community's growth.
The residence served as a gathering place where people came together for worship services. These gatherings shaped the early community and helped establish the religious foundations of the area.
The building can be visited but requires planning since access is limited to specific times. Check ahead for tour availability to ensure you can see the house when you visit.
The house is the only surviving building from the 1800s in the entire area. Inside, it still contains original Victorian furniture that offers a direct window into how earlier residents lived.
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