Judge Bevers recalls the people, shops, and industries of Hastings after the Civil War.
- Recalled by
- A. W. Bevers
- Decades
- 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s
- Names mentioned
- Katherine (Kate) Van Tassell; Mrs. Gardiner; Captain Pete Detzell; Billy Saunders; John K. Meyers; Zinsser; Mr. Hopke; Grant House; Mr. Caltenhorn; Mr. Offelman; Doesher; Frank Meyer [police officer]; Patrick Hogan [police officer]; John B. Prote; Hastings Florist; Shilling; Tom Smith [Judge; Justice of the Peace]; Lefurgies [family]; Mr. Sands; Madison's Barn; Munson's; Leander Jones [School Principal]; Mr. Sanford; Draper [family]; King Kalikoe [Calico?; Kalakaua?]; Paul Spreckels; Grant House; Ed Hopke; Gus Hopke; Fed Hopke; Hastings Pavement; Anaconda; Edward S. Perrot; National Conduit Company
- Subjects
- Churches of Hastings Civil War Hudson River Waterfront Immigrants Industries and Factories Recreation Schooling Shops and Businesses Streets of Hastings
- Keywords
- Axle Factory Bailey-Walsy Farm Fires German Immigration Hetrig Estate Irish Immigration Marble Quarry Street Lighting Sugar Houses The Centurion [ship] The Hackensack [ship] Tower Ridge Visit of the King of the Sandwich Islands
