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Do You Recognize This Rock in Wading River?

Tell us in the comments what people call this boulder nowadays.

Talk about hard rock. This big boulder in Wading River is definitely hard to miss.

Can you tell us what people call this rock today depicted in this photo? Put your guess in the comments below.

The picture was taken on February 27, 1901 courtesy of the Wading River Historical Society.

For more historical photos head over to the Port Jefferson Village Center and check out the new exhibit "Mirrors of the Past: Shoreham and Wading River in Historic Photographs."

There will be more than 120 enlarged photos are display and the show is sponsored by the village of Port Jefferson, village of Shoreham, Wading River Historical Society and the Port Jefferson Village Center Conservancy. Show runs through Feb. 28.

Free admission. Call (631) 802-2165 for additional information.

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