Later Irvington streets
This Irvington street is a village lot from the Dearman grid (Main, Broadway, the lettered streets that now carry local names) or a later cut that is not one of the named parks. The railroad arrived in 1847. Franklin C. Field bought the Dearman farm in 1849 to start a village. Estate land above Broadway came down later.
Side streets off Main now carry names from local families: Astor, Buckhout, Cottenet, Dutcher, Ecker, Ferris, Grinnell. Half Moon apartments (1952) took river land south of Main. East Irvington filled after 1878.
Dearman village lots and later estate cuts
Irvington · 1849–1952 · 1,215 lots on the current roll · 141 streets.
See this holding on the map · How streets are matched to estates
Streets on the 2026 roll
The match is made by street name. A house on one of these streets gets this card.
- - 12 N Dutcher St, Irvington
- - 31 S Dutcher St, Irvington
- -118 E Sunnyside Ln, Irvington
- -118 Main St, Irvington
- -138 E Sunnyside Ln, Irvington
- -142 E Sunnyside Ln, Irvington
- -30 S Eckar St, Irvington
- -72 E Sunnyside Ln, Irvington
- A E Clinton Ave, Irvington
- A N Broadway, Irvington
- A N Buckhout St, Irvington
- Aqueduct Ln, Irvington
- Ardsley Ave E, Irvington
- Ardsley Ter, Irvington
- B E Clinton Ave, Irvington
- B N Broadway, Irvington
- B Osceola Ave, Irvington
- Barbara Ln, Irvington
- Barney Park, Irvington
- Beckett Cl, Irvington
- Beechwood Rd, Irvington
- Belmont Dr, Irvington
- Bertha Pl, Irvington
- Bracebridge Ln, Irvington
- Bridge St, Irvington
- Broadway, Irvington
- Broadway S, Irvington
- Broadway Ln, Irvington
- Brook Pl, Irvington
- Brookside Ave, Irvington
- Butterwood Ln E, Irvington
- Butterwood Ln W, Irvington
- C E Clinton Ave, Irvington
- C N Broadway, Irvington
- Camden Ct, Irvington
- Carla Ln, Irvington
- Castle Rd, Irvington
- Cedarlawn Rd, Irvington
- Center St, Irvington
- Cindy Ln, Irvington
101 more streets sit on this holding on the 2026 roll.
Sources
This is unofficial. It is not a title search, a survey, or real-estate advice. The colored areas on the map are outlines reconstructed from the sources. They are not surveyed deed lines.
FAQ
Is this a title search?
No. The street is matched to a researched plat or holding. Confirm a boundary on a county atlas, a filed plat, or a deed.
How far back does this go?
About 1870 to 1960. It covers the country places, farms, orchards, and clubs that were divided into today's streets.
Unofficial. Confirm figures on the town’s official roll or in PROS, the county’s property records system, before you act on them.