Weed delivery to Jericho comes from Terp Bros Ozone Park, about 17.9 miles in a straight line, and the ZIP 11753 minimum order is $200. A cart over $100 means free delivery. Orders are prepaid via Dutchie Pay, and nothing is handed over until the driver sees a valid 21+ government ID.
From Lusum to Jericho: Quakers, Old Jericho and Broadway
Jericho is a census-designated hamlet in the Town of Oyster Bay, roughly 29 miles east of Midtown Manhattan. The 2020 census counted 14,808 residents, up from 13,045 in the 2000 census. Its area is 4.1 square miles, all land.
In 1648, the land that became Jericho belonged to the Robert Williams Plantation. The English families who settled here were, or soon became, Quakers, and many had fled persecution in England and the New England colonies in search of a peaceful life as farmers. The area was called Lusum until 1692, when it took the name Jericho from the biblical town near the Jordan River.
Quaker roots show in what survives. Built in 1788, the Friends Meeting House is standing today and remains in use. Elias Hicks moved to his wife's family farm in Jericho in 1771 and became a noted preacher, and slavery was abolished locally in 1817 with his help. A post office opened in 1802, a cider mill followed in the mid-19th century, and the Jericho Water District was founded in 1923. The Volunteer Fire Department formed in 1938, and the water tower went up in 1952.
The One North building has an Underground Railroad past. Valentine Hicks, a Quaker and abolitionist, had it built in 1789 as his home, and a panel behind an upstairs linen closet hid a staircase to the attic, where he sheltered runaways. In 2012, Oyster Bay's town government named the site a historic landmark.
Broadway, Routes 106 and 107 and the Jericho Turnpike Cloverleaf
Road building reshaped the hamlet. In 1958, the state's transportation department tore down "Old Jericho" to widen Broadway and Routes 106 and 107 and to build a cloverleaf access to Jericho Turnpike. In the 1950s, Phebe Underhill Seaman sold much of her land to developers, who built suburban housing on it.
Landmarks you can name when giving directions include the Theatre at Westbury, which started in 1956 as the Westbury Music Fair, and the main entrance to SUNY Old Westbury, which sits inside Jericho.
Jericho's ZIP boundaries are not tidy. Post office boundaries here do not follow the hamlet lines: a slice of Jericho carries the Westbury ZIP code, and a slice of Syosset carries the Jericho ZIP code. Our delivery runs to ZIP 11753, so confirm your ZIP at checkout.
Ordering Weed Delivery to Jericho
Terp Bros Ozone Park at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd handles Jericho orders from about 17.9 miles away in a straight line. The delivery ZIP is 11753, with a $200 minimum order. Over $100, delivery costs nothing. Fill a cart from the live menu, prepay through Dutchie Pay, and have a valid 21+ government ID ready at the door. The cannabis delivery page shows the wider service area.
Consumption Rules for Jericho Adults
Cannabis use is not allowed in a vehicle in New York, and it is also barred anywhere tobacco smoking is barred. New York State Parks ban smoking both cannabis and tobacco on their grounds. The state possession limit for adults 21+ is 3 ounces of cannabis plus 24 grams of concentrate.
Hicksville, Syosset and Plainview Are Neighbors
Close to Jericho you will find Hicksville, about 1.8 miles away, Syosset, about 2.6 miles away, and Plainview, about 3.0 miles away. Browse the Nassau County hub for every stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Terp Bros Ozone Park delivers to Jericho ZIP 11753 from 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd.
The minimum in ZIP 11753 is $200, and delivery is free on every order over $100.
A slice of Jericho carries the Westbury ZIP code, and a slice of Syosset carries the Jericho ZIP code, because post office boundaries differ from the hamlet's.
