Sweet Hollow Road
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Legend has it that three teenagers
hung themselves from the Northern
State Parkway overpass on Sweet
Hollow Road. The legend says
that if you go there at night you can
see the translucent white bodies of
the teens hanging from the
overpass. The Paranormal
Adventurers have been there many
times at night and have never seen
the hanging teens.
hung themselves from the Northern
State Parkway overpass on Sweet
Hollow Road. The legend says
that if you go there at night you can
see the translucent white bodies of
the teens hanging from the
overpass. The Paranormal
Adventurers have been there many
times at night and have never seen
the hanging teens.
| See video of the overpass and the haunted woods on Sweet Hollow Road. |
| People swear that if you stop your car under the overpass, you will roll backwards. Though coming from the east the road is on an incline, the legend says it does not matter what side of the road you are on. The Paranormal Adventurers have interviewed people who said it happened to them, but it did not work when Joseph Flammer and Diane Hill tried it. |
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The Apparition of Sweet Hollow Road
They are hidden in the light
and the darkness, but we can
see them if we look diligently.
and the darkness, but we can
see them if we look diligently.
| The mysteries of Sweet Hollow Road seem to be concentrated in the woods of West Hills Nature Preserve and the piece of Sweet Hollow Road located directly in front of the county park and extending a short way to the overpass - a distance of a hundred yards. |
Above - a mist looms before the camera on Sweet Hollow Road at night.
Capturing mists is rare.
The mist in the photo at
left was photographed on a
dry, clear night.
Many strange mists and
orbs were photographed by
Joseph Flammer and Diane
Hill on Sweet Hollow Road
on the same night this was
picture was taken.
Mists are generally
considered paranormal
manifestations - once the
photographer's breath
plumes and night fogs are
ruled out as the cause of
the mists.
The mist in the photo at
left was photographed on a
dry, clear night.
Many strange mists and
orbs were photographed by
Joseph Flammer and Diane
Hill on Sweet Hollow Road
on the same night this was
picture was taken.
Mists are generally
considered paranormal
manifestations - once the
photographer's breath
plumes and night fogs are
ruled out as the cause of
the mists.
Joseph Flammer
inspects the remains
of a fire in the woods
at Sweet Hollow
Road. A beer bottle
lies near his foot. Are
the charred logs
remains of kids
hanging out and
drinking in the woods
or a sign of a midnight
ritual, or both?
inspects the remains
of a fire in the woods
at Sweet Hollow
Road. A beer bottle
lies near his foot. Are
the charred logs
remains of kids
hanging out and
drinking in the woods
or a sign of a midnight
ritual, or both?
Above are ghost hunters on the day of a ghost hunt at Sweet Hollow
Road. It rained that day, so are the orbs above and around the ghost
hunters manifestations of the paranormal, or are they reflections of
raindrops?
Road. It rained that day, so are the orbs above and around the ghost
hunters manifestations of the paranormal, or are they reflections of
raindrops?
Mists on Sweet Hollow Road
| The story of the hanging teenagers is Not the only legend of Sweet Hollow Road. Learn about the "Lady in White." It is said that she was a bride who was killed on her wedding day on Sweet Hollow Road....Others say she was...well.... It's a Must Read! Also Learn of the ghostly cop who pulls people over only to show them that he is missing the back of his bloody head. Click here for the legend of the Lady in White and the Dead Cop. |
Melville, New York
| See a video clip from the beginning of The Ghosts of Sweet Hollow Road by The Paranormal Adventurers. |
What happened here? Why is this place believed by so many
people to be haunted?
people to be haunted?
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Diane Hill
The Shadow Ladies of Sweet Hollow Road
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The Shadow Ladies of Sweet Hollow Road
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Diane Hill
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Study this photograph. What do you see in it?
Photo by Diane Hill
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer
Photo by Joseph Flammer