Award-winning author and historian Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, along with medium/paranormal investigator Joe Giaquinto will delight their audience once again with tales of their ghostly adventures which weave local history with the spiritual realm. Join them as they discuss the research and investigations behind the making of Kerriann’s newly released book, Haunted Long Island Mysteries. During their lecture you will see a PowerPoint presentation of the places they have visited, and listen to EVP’s (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) along with fascinating Ghost…

The Sands-Willets house, located in Port Washington, New York, was built circa 1735 and has been preserved by the Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society. The homestead is listed in the State and National Registers of Historic Places, and is featured as a historic site on the New York State Revolutionary War Heritage Trail. The story of this remarkable property is featured in Kerriann Flanagan Brosky's latest book, Haunted Long Island Mysteries. In this webinar, Kerriann along with medium/paranormal investigator Joe Giaquinto,…

The Thompson house, located on North Country Road in East Setauket, was built circa 1709 and was the home to five generations of Thompsons. Listed on both the New York State and National Register of Historic Places, this five room, saltbox farmhouse was one of the largest houses in its day within the Town of Brookhaven. Perhaps the most well-known of all the Thompsons, was Samuel, who was born in 1738. Samuel was a farmer, a doctor of medicine, a…

In the quaint Village of Babylon there exists a hidden gem, full of history, and full of spirits. Located on Deer Park Avenue, just around the corner from the bustling town, a stately Federal-style home with Victorian features appears not far from the railroad tracks. The house, known as the Nathaniel Conklin House, was moved to its present site from Main Street in 1871. It survives as “the oldest, intact landmark of its kind in the village.” Join Kerriann Flanagan…

Since the early 1800’s, Lakeview Cemetery in Patchogue has been known to be haunted, and countless ghost stories abound. The earliest graves go back as far as 1794. There are all sorts of strange stories surrounding the cemetery, and the earliest reported ghost sighting there appeared in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle in 1895. Join author and historian Kerriann Flanagan Brosky and medium/paranormal investigator Joe Giaquinto as they discuss numerous stories including, why the cemetery was once known as “Blood Hill”,…

The Brewster House in Setauket, also known as the Joseph Brewster House, was built circa 1665 and is the oldest house within the Town of Brookhaven. This salt-box style home was originally a one-room cottage that had been expanded five times throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, and it has a wonderful connection to the Revolutionary War and the Culper Spy Ring. Join author and historian Kerriann Flanagan Brosky and medium/paranormal investigator Joe Giaquinto, as they discuss the fascinating…