This estate was the summer residence of Judge Robert Cornell, shown here circa 1914. The mansion was located on Little Bayside Road (near 26th Avenue) and 209th/210th Streets just west of Bell Avenue (now Bell Boulevard).

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The 14-room mansion had a view of Little Neck Bay and the estate featured several barns and outbuildings on the property.

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Palvel J. Flagg, M.D. came into possession of the Cornell property some time after 1914 as records indicate Flagg's estate, which included White Lodge, were part of a larger parcel of land that was subdivided and sold through public auction in 1925.