Long Island Oddities Paranormal Society

Do you revel in all things paranormal and strange on Long Island? Then you would fit right in at our society.

Upcoming Events: Sunday July 18th, investigation of pirate Jones' resting place and an ancient indian fort. Email paranormal@lioddities.com for more info. Next general meeting: July 26th, 2010.

Group Objective: Paranormal discussion, study, field trips, investigations, movies, and lectures. We are not limited solely to paranormal investigations, but also enjoy dining, staying at, and enjoying any paranormal location.

Meetings: We have general meetings the last Monday of every month. All are welcome to come down. They are located at the Middle Country Library's Centereach Branch on Eastwood Blvd. and start at 7pm sharp.

Haunted Places

Check out Long Island's most haunted locations. Sites included are haunted cemeteries, pubs, houses, historic sites and just about anything else you can fathom being haunted. Newest haunts added:

   
Atl. Ave. Tunn.
Union Cem
Katie's Bar
 Old Bethpg. Vill.
Folklore

Not only is Long Island rich with history . but also with legends and folklore. This page is dedicated to bringing you these legends and dissecting them. We get quite a few emails from people all over the island telling us of the local legends from their neck of the woods. Combine that with our love for research and you will get a more complete picture.

Montauk Prj.
Mary Hatchet
Lake Ronk
Mary's Grave

We invite you to participate by emailing us stories you heard in your own neighborhood. So, with that said send your tales to editor@lioddities.com.

UFO's On Long Island

Long Island has had more than its fair share of reported UFO sightings, abductions, crashes, cover-ups, and the like. Did you know that in 1992 there were reports of a UFO crashing into Southaven County Park? How about the Area 51 like Camp Hero?