In times of trouble, the Fire Island Lighthouse helped many through a foggy mist. It has been a beacon for fishermen since 1858. Its light shines upon Lonelyville every 7.5 seconds, 24 hours a day 365 days a year.

Lonelyville has a character all its own. Its roads are old, rickety and are arranged in a haphazard manner. Its grid is emblematic of Lonelyville's nonconformist spirit. Lonelyville's roads give it a "je ne sais quoi" unlike anywhere else in the world.

Thousands of tame deer inhabit Fire Island. They are part of the ebb and flow of Lonelyville. These four deer represent a modern interpretation on an ancient medieval tradition of portraying beasts on heraldry.

The L is what it means to live the Lonelyville lifestyle. The L has meaning beyond its visual significance. It encapsulates all that is magical about Lonelyville. The L is just like Lonelyville: striking yet simple, dignified yet casual.