Miller Place, the North Shore hamlet on Mount Sinai Harbor, is about 48.3 miles in a straight line from Terp Bros Ozone Park, which delivers to ZIP 11764. The minimum is $200, paid through Dutchie Pay.
The Millers, North Country Road and a Summer Resort Past
People have lived in Miller Place since the 17th century, and the hamlet is named for the Miller family, whose members were among its first settlers. Setauket settlers bought the land from the Setalcott tribe in 1664, in a purchase that also covered what became Mount Sinai. In 1679 Andrew Miller, a cooper from East Hampton, bought a 30-acre plot.
The oldest house still standing belongs to William Miller, Andrew's grandson. It went up in three sections between 1720 and 1816 on North Country Road, the thoroughfare at the center of the Miller Place Historic District. The district was added to the federal register of historic places in 1976 and became the first such district in Brookhaven.
In the late 19th century the hamlet turned into a summer resort, and beach bungalows and log cabins went up for seasonal visitors. A Long Island Rail Road station opened in 1895 near Sylvan and Echo Avenues, and a fire destroyed it in 1903, and its replacement was destroyed by another fire in 1934. In 2013 an agreement was signed to turn the old rail strip into a public bicycle trail. Camp Barstow, a former camp by the beach, operated until 1980 and is now public parkland.
Mount Sinai Harbor, a Two-Mile Beach and Route 25A
Miller Place sits on the North Shore of Long Island and has a two-mile section of beach. Miller Place sits along Mount Sinai Harbor's eastern shore, a harbor it shares with Mount Sinai and Port Jefferson, and it also borders Coram, Middle Island, Rocky Point and Sound Beach. Miller Place sits right on the line of the 73rd meridian west.
Commerce has shifted from historic North Country Road to Route 25A. The harborfront in Port Jefferson, 5 miles west, serves as a main walking downtown area for Miller Place and Mount Sinai. Port Jefferson station is about 3.3 miles from Miller Place in a straight line.
Getting Weed Delivered to Miller Place, ZIP 11764
Terp Bros Ozone Park, at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, covers Miller Place's 11764 across about 48.3 miles in a straight line, and the minimum is $200. Whoever in Miller Place searches cannabis delivery near me ends up reading the ZIP 11764 terms below.
Orders over $100 are delivered free of charge. You pay before dispatch on Dutchie Pay, and the driver checks for a valid 21+ government ID at the door. The delivery address must be a residence or private business under OCM rules, which excludes a park, beach, public space or car. The live menu, the Ozone Park store page and the delivery overview have the rest.
Using Cannabis in Miller Place
In Miller Place, residents who have turned 21 can keep 3 ounces of cannabis plus 24 grams of concentrate with them. Vehicles are off limits for use, and so is any spot where tobacco smoking is barred.
Mount Sinai, Port Jefferson and Port Jefferson Station Up the Shore
Pages for the surrounding communities include Mount Sinai, about 1.4 miles away, Port Jefferson, about 3.6 miles away, and Port Jefferson Station, about 3.9 miles away. The Suffolk County hub holds the full list of towns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Miller Place's 11764 is served by the Ozone Park store, about 48.3 miles away in a straight line.
Orders to 11764 need to reach $200, and any order over $100 is delivered free.
It is named for the Miller family, which included many of the hamlet's first settlers.
