Oh the Places You'll Go
This famous navigational aid received approval from George Washington to be built in the 1700s
Montauk Point Lighthouse
This airport is located in Suffolk County
Islip-MacArthur Airport
University located in Garden City... Go Panthers!
Adelphi University
Shinnecock Hills
This is the newer stadium built by the NY Mets after Shea Stadium was knocked down in 2009.
Citi Field
The is the largest NYS beach
Jones Beach
This airport is located on the south shore in Queens
JFK (John F Kennedy Airport)
This is the system that governs local education on Long Island
school district Boards of Education
This famous golf course in Nassau County has hosted the US Open
Bethpage Black
This was Theodore Roosevelt's summer residence
Sagamore Hill
This was intended to transport people between NYC and Boston
Long Island Rail Road
This connects Brooklyn to Manhattan, above ground
Brooklyn Bridge
This is the largest SUNY school on Long Island!
Stony Brook University
This museum is located in Hempstead and highlights LI’s aviation history
Cradle of Aviation
This is a federally funded research facility; civilians are NOT allowed to go there without a background check and authorized permission!
Plum Island
To leave Long Island for the Bronx, you should take either of these bridges
Throg's Neck
Whitestone
This airport is located in Queens along the Long Island Sound
LaGuardia Airport
University located in Hempstead... Go Pride!
Hofstra
This Suffolk County Park is the southernmost point on the William Floyd Parkway
Smith's Point
If you live on the North Fork, this is the fastest way to get to Connecticut
Orient Point Ferry
This underwater stretch connects the LIE to Manhattan
Queens-Midtown Tunnel
This is the name of the NYC public transport system, which also now includes the LIRR.
MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority)
This University is located in Queens... Go Red Storm!
St. John's University
This is the name of a history museum located right here in Riverhead!
Suffolk County Historical Society
The former Grumman Property gifted to Riverhead Township is now known as:
EPCAL (Enterprise Park at Calverton)