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Gay author Oscar Wilde "came out" to
Sayville in 1882!
He was a house guest of Robert Roosevelt at his mansion in Sayville. We can only speculate what went on at night in that house, located in the swamp north of Middle Road in Sayville. Robert Roosevelt was the uncle of another guest at the house, the future President Theodore Roosevelt.
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The house where Oscar Wilde lived while in Sayville. |
Info about Oscar Wilde in Sayville is
from the "History of the Sayville Community" by Charles P. Dickerson,