Historic Map - Pearl River, NY - 1924

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Aero-view of Pearl River, New York, 1924.

Reproduction aero-view map of Pearl River, New York, drawn by Rene Cinquin and published by Hughes & Bailey in 1924. Pearl River is a hamlet in Rockland County that was founded on the abandoned flood plains of the Muddy Brook by Julius Braunsdorf in the 1870s. Braunsdorf was an inventor, city planner and builder, a humanitarian and businessman. He purchased the low swampy land and began planning the new community as a company town. He donated a strip of land through the center of his property to the New Jersey and New York Railroad which enabled them to extend northward, and Pearl River received a railroad stop in return. Mr. Braunsdorf built a depot and a hotel. He established the Aetna Sewing Machine Company in Pearl River and was a major employer in the area. William, John and Henry Streets were named after his three sons. In 1906, Ernest Lederle founded the 99 acre Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories and Farms in Pearl River. The company became known as "Wyeth" and now occupies a site of over 500 acres and is popularly known as Pfizer.

This panoramic illustrated map from 1924 features inset illustrations of:

High School
Theatre Building
Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories and Farms
State Bank of Pearl River
Serven Lumber & Coal Co.
First National Bank
Odd Fellows Hall
Fire Department Building

The map portrays buildings, railway routes and clearly labeled streets.

Features lettered references to the following locations:

A. U. S. Post Office
B. High School
C. Theatre Building
D. Erie R. R. Station
E. State Bank of Pearl River
F. First National Bank
G. Odd Fellows Hall
H. Serven Lumber & Coal Co.
L. Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories and Farms

Andrew J. Bocket, Contractor and Builder, Orangeburg Road
Fred Bodensiek, Painter and Decorator, Railroad Ave.
The Collegiate, Confectionery and School Supplies, Wm.
John Doscher, Taxi Service, corner Central and Railroad Aves.
Herman Dubler, Office, 59 Pearl St., New York
Mrs. Lillie Edquist, Nursing, N. William St.
Charles J. Edquist & Sons, Carpenters and Cabinet Makers, N. William St.
William M. Evans, Real Estate and Insurance. Notary Public. Theatre Bldg., Central Ave.
Robert R. Felter, M. D., V. P. First National Bank
Joseph A. Fisher, Storage, Moving, Teaming and General Contracting, Fire Wood, Central Ave.
Garaventa & Costa, Confectionery, Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco, Main St.
H. A. Hansen, Electrical Contractor, S. Main St.
Edward R. Harms, Postmaster. P. O. Central Ave
Heilbut & Co., Inc. Apparel for Men and Boys, S. Main St.
J. B. Heins, Cash Grocer, S. Main and Franklin Sts.
Fred L. Holt, Contractor and Builder, N. Main St.
T. F. Hopper, Mason and Builder, Central Ave. and Henry St.
Carl Kandler, Choice Meats and Vegetables, S. Main St.
A. C. Kosel & Co., Kodaks and Supplies, Sporting Goods, Stationery, Talking Machines, corner Main and Franklin Sts.
Charles Kreutzer, 101 Chambers St., New York
Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories and Farms, Office, 511 Fifth Ave., New York
John Pantazakos Liberty Palace, Home Made Candies and Ice Cream, Central Ave.
James Magrath, Optical Goods, Watchmaker and Jeweler, S. Main St.
Naugle & Wiesner, Contractors and Builders, Park Ridge, N. J., and Pearl River, N. Y.
The Paradise Inn, Joseph Connels, Middletown Rd.
E. H. Parizot, Physician, Central Ave.
Pearl River Auto Co., John Robinson, Sales Service, Automobile Accessories, Central Ave.
Pearl River Battery and Accessory Station, A. C. Glasner, All Makes of Tires and Tubes, Main St. and Franklin Ave.
Pearl River Hotel, George A. Bartels, Proprietor, corner Central Ave. and Main St.
Pearl River News, The People's Paper, Wm. M. Evans, Publisher, C. S. Wady, Editor, Central Ave.
Pearl River Waist and Dress Factory, Louis Adler, S. Main St.
Pearl River Searchlight, Edw. Blackwell, Local Editor
Pearl River Wood Novelty Mfg. Co., Inc. D. von Soosten Jr. President, P. J. Schmidt, Secretary, H. Kettelback, Representative, Main St.
Rowan's Meat Market, S. Main St. opposite Park
Sanford's Pharmacy, The Rexall Store, Grover B. Sanford, Proprietor, Central Ave.
Schomaker & Timmerman, Grocers, Central Ave. and Main St.
Serven Lumber & Coal Co., Lumber, Coal, Building Materials, Central Ave.
Samuel W. Sheldon, Plumbing and Steam Fitting, Pearl St.
Frederick D. Spreen, Realtor, Central Ave.
State Bank of Pearl River, Bergen Tallman, Vice-President, Main St.
Jackman T. Stockdale & Son, Sand, Gravel and Stone, Split and Block Wood, Yards, Railroad Ave., Rollins to Moore Aves.
Bergen Tallman, Insurance, 80 Maiden Lane, New York
F. J. Wright, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, corner Main St. and Hunt Ave.
Frank D. Wyman, Undertaker and Embalmer, Franklin Ave.

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