Selden, the Brookhaven hamlet once known as Westfield, gets weed delivery from Terp Bros Ozone Park, about 43.9 miles away in a straight line. Orders to ZIP 11784 start at $200 and are paid in advance with Dutchie Pay.
Westfield, "Something Handsome" and the Wheelmen's Rest
Selden is a Brookhaven hamlet that was historically called Westfield, and farmers moving in during the mid-18th century used that name. Captain Daniel Roe, an early resident, put up a house on Middle Country Road in the years before the Revolutionary War, and Captain Daniel Roe Highway carries his name.
The current name has an odd origin. When a post office opened in 1852, an upstate community already held the name Westfield. Henry Selden, an upstate attorney, vowed to do "something handsome" for the community if it adopted his name, and the name was adopted. Whether he ever kept that promise is usually said to be unknown.
Selden counted 88 residents in 1885, along with a Presbyterian church built in 1857, and was noted for melons and early garden vegetables. Around 1897 the cross-island Bicycle Path was completed through Selden, with a stop called Wheelmen's Rest run by Albert Norton.
Telescope Hill, on the south side, had a fire lookout tower from 1919 to 1959. In 1931 real estate agents began selling small lots in "Nature's Gardens" to New York City residents. Selden had turned into a mainly suburban community by the early 1970s. The 2020 census counted 21,262 people.
Route 25, Middle Country Road, is the primary road in the hamlet and runs east to west. Middle Country Road was paved from Smithtown through Selden to Coram around 1927. The shopping centers arrived in a sequence. The first Westfield Shopping Center opened in 1972 at Middle Country and Blue Point roads, College Plaza followed in 1975 at Middle Country and Boyle roads, Selden Plaza opened in 1978, and Independence Plaza opened in 1992 beside College Plaza.
Selden covers 4.3 square miles, all land, and its neighbors are Coram on the east, Farmingville on the south, Centereach on the west and Terryville on the north.
Delivery to Selden, ZIP 11784
Selden is about 43.9 miles in a straight line from Terp Bros Ozone Park, 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, the store that fills its orders. For ZIP 11784 the minimum is $200, and an order past $100 comes without a delivery fee. Checkout runs through Dutchie Pay, paid before the driver sets out. At your address the driver confirms a valid government ID showing 21+. A residence or private business is a valid drop-off; a park, beach, public space or car is not, per OCM. The live menu, the Ozone Park store page and the cannabis delivery page are good places to begin.
Anyone in Selden who searches cannabis delivery near me will find that the 11784 ZIP is part of the Ozone Park route.
Where Selden Adults May Consume
In New York, cannabis cannot be used in a vehicle or where tobacco smoking is not allowed. Adults 21 and up may possess 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 grams of concentrate.
Centereach, Farmingville and Coram Around Selden
Pages for the surrounding area include Centereach, about 1.8 miles away, Farmingville, about 2.0 miles away, and Coram, about 2.3 miles away. The Suffolk County hub links to all of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Selden is served from Ozone Park. ZIP 11784 sits about 43.9 miles from that store in a straight line.
The minimum in 11784 is $200, and any order over $100 has free delivery.
It took the name of Henry Selden, an upstate attorney who promised something handsome in return.
