Terry-Ketcham Inn

Friends of The Big Duck is a not-for-profit organization committed to preserving the rich history of the Big Duck, a notable National Landmark in Flanders, New York. Originally designed in 1931 by the Collins Brothers, this iconic structure serves as a tribute to Long Island's duck farming heritage and has become a symbol of roadside architecture, affectionately referred to as Duck Architecture. The organization meets monthly at the David W. Crohan Community Center to discuss events and initiatives related to the preservation efforts of the Big Duck. With a dedicated board of directors, Friends of The Big Duck fosters community engagement and appreciation for this whimsical landmark that overlooks Reeves Bay. Generated from the website