I never fully realized the town of West Haverstraw was so big. You must travel through downtown Haverstraw on one of your video journeys. Thanks for posting
I lived in West Haverstraw from 1962 to 1968. At that time the Hudson river water front area wasn't developed at all. In fact in looked like hell. I'm glad to see they've changed all that. There used to be a dye factory in Garnersville that dumped their excess die into a creek that lead to the Hudson river and polluted the river so bad the water smelled so bad no one wanted to live near it and no way could a business survive in that area.
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Hey thats my town! We moved from Harlem when I was ten. Its definitely grown a lot. Looking forward to more developments in the future.
I never fully realized the town of West Haverstraw was so big. You must travel through downtown Haverstraw on one of your video journeys. Thanks for posting
I lived in West Haverstraw from 1962 to 1968. At that time the Hudson river water front area wasn't developed at all. In fact in looked like hell. I'm glad to see they've changed all that. There used to be a dye factory in Garnersville that dumped their excess die into a creek that lead to the Hudson river and polluted the river so bad the water smelled so bad no one wanted to live near it and no way could a business survive in that area.
lovely, I used to live there. Any footage of Railroad Ave., Blauvelt Ave, Benson St. and/or Haverstraw Middle school?