BULLETIN: We will be giving a series of presentations this Summer. Each covers ruins and remnants found all over Long Island. So, come out and meet us. Find out where and when here.

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2010 Presentations

February 2nd, 7PM, East Islip Public Library

February 8th, 7:30PM, Bay Shore Library

March 2nd, 7PM, Comsuogue Library

March 3rd, 7:30PM, Northport Library

April 5th, 7PM, Middle Country Public Library

May 3rd, 7PM, Longwood Public Library

May 16th, 2PM Sayville Historical Society

May 18th, 7PM, Glen Cove Library


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BULLETIN: We are giving an ongoing presentation series at local libraries and historical societies. The topic is of course, Long Island's Ruins and Remnants. So, come on out and meet us. Check this page for all the what, when, and where information.  

Each presentation features historic ruins and remnants around the local area of the presentation, plus all around Long Island. The presentations use pictures, and video to bring history alive. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions, add input, and talk about their memories of what are now ruins and remnants. 

 


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 This site is all about Long Island’s rich history, gleaned from the interpretation of persistent remnants of the past.  The site is broken down into the following sections:

 

Image Ruins :  These are leftover pieces of eras of bygone Long Island which have a story to tell. Examples include large abandoned facilities like the Kings Park Psychiatric Center or trolley tracks in a Northport roadway. We also include historic structures which have been restored and serve new purposes. We applaud those who restore and preserve such structures.

 

Image Around Town : Every Long Island neighborhood has its own historic and intriguing features. Here we walk you through our neighborhoods and examine ruins, historic places and points of interest.

 

 

Image History : This section covers history not necessarily connected to solely one place. We will introduce you to Long Island’s historic figures and events and show you some of the most interesting museums.

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Image Drop us an email . We would love to hear from you! We welcome your comments and input, and look forward to learning new things from fans of the site.

 

Image Join our email list and receive announcements of our upcoming events, and news. We have a lot planned for the future and this is a great way to stay in touch.

 

 

Image Join our online discussion forum and talk to like-minded Long Islander’s with a penchant for Long Island ruins, nostalgia, and history.





Image Tune in to our podcast . Hear about ruins, remnants and current historic activities around the island.

 
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