Historic Haunts of Long Island: Ghosts and Legends from the Gold Coast to Montauk Point
Explore the mysterious past of Long Island and learn about the spirits that haunt the historic American island.
Take a ghostly journey through Long Island's history, from Native American legends and beyond. This comprehensive paranormal guide documents supernatural encounters, historic hauntings, and unexplained phenomena across Long Island's most notable locations, spanning from the Gold Coast's historic estates to Montauk Point's windswept shores.
A Regional Paranormal Investigation Guide
This book combines historical research with documented paranormal investigations, offering readers an authentic look at Long Island's most haunted locations. The authors draw from decades of paranormal research, historical records, and first-hand investigations to present a detailed account of supernatural activity throughout the region.
Expert Authors with Decades of Experience
Joe Giaquinto brings over thirty years of paranormal investigation experience to this work. His background includes membership in the American Society for Psychical Research and Ghost Hunters of Long Island. He has conducted professional paranormal readings and evidence analysis, appearing in numerous publications and broadcasts. His expertise in both computer consulting and web design complements his analytical approach to paranormal research.
Kerriann Flanagan Brosky contributes extensive historical preservation knowledge and research credentials. Featured in the New York Times, Newsday, and CBS's Sunday Morning Show, she served as first vice-president for Huntington Historical Society and trustee for Greenlawn-Centerport Historical Association. Her awards include Top Advocate for Historic Preservation and Education and Woman of Distinction from the New York State Assembly.
What This Book Covers
The book explores haunted locations throughout Long Island, examining supernatural phenomena through both historical and contemporary lenses. Native American legends provide the foundation for understanding the region's earliest paranormal accounts, while documented investigations of historic sites reveal ongoing supernatural activity. The geographical scope encompasses the entire island, from western Gold Coast mansions to eastern Montauk Point landmarks.
Photography throughout the book documents investigation sites and historical locations, providing visual context for the paranormal accounts. The combination of historical documentation and paranormal investigation creates a resource for both history enthusiasts and paranormal researchers.
About the Authors
Giaquinto, Joe: - Joe Giaquinto has experienced paranormal phenomena for over thirty years. He uses his gifts for readings and analyzing paranormal evidence. He runs a computer consulting/web-design business. He has been a member of American Society for Psychical Research, Hampton Bays Historical Society, First Parish Church and Ghost Hunters of Long Island. He has appeared in numerous publications and TV/radio broadcasts and given professional presentations and workshops for a variety of audiences. Visit joegpi.com.
Brosky, Kerriann Flanagan: - Kerriann Flanagan Brosky has been featured in many publications and broadcasts, including the New York Times, Newsday and CBS's Sunday Morning Show. She served as first vice-president for Huntington Historical Society and trustee for Greenlawn-Centerport Historical Association. She has many awards, including Top Advocate for Historic Preservation and Education and Woman of Distinction from the New York State Assembly. She is a columnist for Village Connection. Visit ghostsoflongisland.com.
