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Lawrence is located in Nassau County in the Southern Region of the state.

One tradition says it was named after brothers Alfred and Newbold Lawrence, landholders; another says it was named for naval hero James Lawrence. Well-known residents have included: Edward H. Harriman, railroad baron and Milton Berle, comedian.

Accommodations in Lawrence include Five Towns Motor Inn. Click for more details, including other accommodations in the area, as well as online reservations.

Lawrence is part of the Nassau-Suffolk, New York metro area.


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