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This area of Camillus is famous for its Onondaga Brick. One of the brick yards here is also infamous for being haunted – some say by a gargoyle. Locals, however, are a bit mystified by the stories. While they admit the brick yards can be a little creepy, you’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone who’s actually seen something paranormal here.

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Geographic Information

Address:
2720 Brickyard Rd
Camillus, NY
United States

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GPS:
43.0932014, -76.31946449999998
County:
Onondaga County, New York
Nearest Towns:
Seneca Knolls, NY (2.5 mi.)
Village Green, NY (2.8 mi.)
Camillus, NY (3.8 mi.)
Lakeland, NY (4.0 mi.)
Peru, NY (4.5 mi.)
Baldwinsville, NY (4.6 mi.)
Fairmount, NY (5.2 mi.)
Liverpool, NY (5.2 mi.)
Westvale, NY (5.9 mi.)
Solvay, NY (6.2 mi.)

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  1. My dad owns the brickyard in warners and I can guarantee you its not haunted. My brother and I used to camp out there all the time as kids haha.

  2. I may have strated that stupid myth, I WAS admittedly a bit wierd as a teen ager. But in 1973 I used to roam the then Abandoned property where the Brickyard brick oven and ruins of offices were still there. My “Fursuit” aka Werewolf costume had a gargoylish mask and total black body fur suit. I would walk my dog and several other dogs would join in the midnight walks.
    I remeber a person shinning a flashlight in my face.He screamed and I bolted away But I managed to out run him in the fields surrounding the area and crossed the train tracks to my bicycle and got away. I still have the costume ,, Trust me there are no real mo0nsters people,. or gods.

    • Hi Bill,
      Iā€™m from Warners and I welt to school with Scott. I hope you are doing well. šŸ™‚
      One night a group of us were down at the Brickyard with a campfire.
      As we all stood around the fire, we all heard loud screeching from behind the buildings a few hundred yards away.
      The screeching continued for a long time and we all slowly started to leave. My Ex and I were the last ones behind and we finally left when the screeching continued.

      Was that you by chance? I hope it was haha
      We were all scared out of our wits.

      Also there are stories from a grade school friend of mine who claims that while horseback riding down at the brickyard, she was chased by a naked man who appeared out of nowhere.

      • Hello Diana . Nice story, But I don’t recall that night scaring anyone at a campfire. But I wouldn’t put it past some of the other local kids at the time,Was a popular escape zone šŸ™‚
        Sad the sites still abandoned land..I will always remember it fondly
        Thank you for asking about health, doing as good as gets with age advancing quickly, almost 60 now, Hope you are well too.
        Have a great one ,

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