Important events in the development of the village during the turn of the 20th century as remembered by Albert Bastedo, Ann’s father.
- Recalled by
- Ann Bastedo Patterson
- Decades
- 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s
- Names mentioned
- Albert Bastedo; Frank Curry; B. F. Tompkins; Hastings Pavement Company; National Cable and Conduit Company; Zinsser Chemical Company; Adamant Plaster Company; Mr. Todd [teacher]; Miss Dunbar [teacher]; Miss Maher [teacher]; Miss Berbert [teacher]; Lord & Burnham [Irvington]; Miller's Grocery Store; W. W. Tompkins Butcher Shop; B. F. Tompkins Grocery Store; Meyer's Shoe Store; George Sackett's Drug Store; Dorland's General Store Bonnett's General Store and Coal Yard; Ferguson's Coal Yard; Chrystie [family]; Trube [family]; Fraser [family]; Sidenberg [family]; Moore [family]; Kirkam [family]; Foster [family]
- Related elements
- "The Warburton Avenue Bridge: A Trip Down Memory Lane," Hastings Historical Society, February 16, 2015
- Subjects
- Churches of Hastings Development of the Village Industries and Factories Schooling Shops and Businesses Streets of Hastings Trains and Railroad System
- Keywords
- Hudson Heights Riverview Manor Shado Lawn The Raleigh [freight vessel] Trolley Warburton Avenue Bridge
