Seneca’s Silver Sphere Splashdown

On an August morning in 1952, a total of seven witnesses in Watkins Glen and Hector reported seeing shining silver spheres around Seneca Lake, including one that plunged into the water near Glen Eldridge Point. Officials considered dragging the lake to recover the object, then abruptly canceled the search as the story quickly faded from the headlines, but the mystery remains unexplained.

Published by Jim Meaney

Writer and researcher of the unusual, strange and unexplained around upstate New York's Seneca Lake

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