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Roadside Attractions
The Big Duck
Come on, admit it. You like the duck. Everyone on Long Island loves the Big Duck. The beloved roadside attraction
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Stony Brook Eagle
Stony Brook Post Office's Mechanical Eagle
On March 24, 1807, a post office was established at
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Hercules
The Hercules figurehead and anchor are from the prestigious U.S.S. Ohio, a ship-of-the-line, and
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Grumman Park
Grumman Memorial Park is run by volunteers looking to pay tribute to the advances in aviation and aerospace that took place
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Riverhead Raceway Indian
This Muffler Man-style Indian statue guards the entrance to the *Riverhead Raceway. The Indian was originally
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Stargazer
Linda Scott's six story sculpture, “Stargazer” has been welcoming visitors and residents alike to Long Islands Hamptons
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Big Chief Lewis
A giant Indian Chief statue that has kept vigil over the Sunrise Highway in Massapequa since he was built by Rodman Shutt
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The Sphinx
The Spinx is located on Route 27a (Montauk Hwy) on the property of Fontana Cement Co. in Bayport where it has been since
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Massapequa Castle
Also known as the "Satan" or "Hell House" this red house sits in the middle of an otherwise normal suburban neighborhood.
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Shrine of Our lady of the Island
This 18 foot statue of Mary stands on the grounds of Our Lady of the Island.
It was designed by Patchogue artist
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The Vietnam War Memorial
On November 11, 1991, Veterans Day, the 40-member Suffolk County Veterans Memorial Commission formally dedicated the Vietnam
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The Pirate House
The Pirate House, located in Miller Place, is a half-acre lot covered with an assortment of pirate, Roman, Egyptian and
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Yaphank Garage
This garage, situated off exit 67 on the Long Island Expressway is still in need of more research to the
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The East Hampton Tank
This M48 "Patton" Tank stands silent guard over the Montauk Highway in East Hampton. It is a memorial for those who served
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The Smithtown Bull
"Whisper"
This large anatomically correct 5 ton bronze statue of a bull is located
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Jasons Rock
Reputed to be a way station for a Native American named Jason, it is believed that the basin on top of the rock is always
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Giants
I’m strong to the finish, because I eat my spinach! I’m Popeye the Sailor man!
Bayview Farm & Market. Aquebogue,
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Supersized Foods
How Much does a pirate pay for corn?
A buccaneer!
Bayview Farms. Aquebogue, N.Y.
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