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Long Island beach history, coastal communities, shoreline culture, and the stories behind the parks and shores that define the island.
Before Robert Moses built his causeway, a shell-and-sand road ran the length of Fire Island’s bay side. Storms took it. This is what it carried with it.
Before Sunken Meadow became a state park, the Kings Park shore was where New York sent people to recover — and sometimes to die — by the Long Island Sound. This history has been nearly erased.