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type: estate-holding
id: uniontown-hastings
name: "Uniontown and the factory streets"
kind: fill
towns: ["Hastings-on-Hudson"]
era: "1860s\u20131900"
cut: 1860
parcel_count: 152
street_count: 4
catch: false
html_url: https://daleledger.com/estates/uniontown-hastings/
map_url: https://daleledger.com/estates/?estate=uniontown-hastings
markdown_url: https://daleledger.com/estates/uniontown-hastings.md
publisher: Infarill LLC
unofficial: true
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# Uniontown and the factory streets

Uniontown dates to the 1860s. Warburton, Washington, and the attached houses near the water were built for factory workers, not for a broken-up estate. If you live on these streets, the thing your house replaced was industrial Hastings, not a manor lawn.

Hastings had waterfront industry while the hill held country places with names like Burkeley Crest and Elmcroft. Those hill estates became Riverview Manor, Hudson Heights, Shado-Lawn, and Ravensdale. Downtown stayed a different pattern.

- Kind: Later streets
- Towns: Hastings-on-Hudson
- Era: 1860s–1900
- Lots on the 2026 roll: 152
- Streets matched to this holding: 4

## Streets

BROADWAY (Hastings-on-Hudson), MAIN ST (Hastings-on-Hudson), WARBURTON AVE (Hastings-on-Hudson), WASHINGTON AVE (Hastings-on-Hudson)

## Sources

- [Hastings Historical Society, Village History](https://hastingshistoricalsociety.org/village-history/)

## Links

- HTML: https://daleledger.com/estates/uniontown-hastings/
- Map: https://daleledger.com/estates/?estate=uniontown-hastings
- Method: https://daleledger.com/guides/estate-beneath/
- JSON: https://daleledger.com/data/estates.json

Unofficial. This is not a title search. Confirm a boundary on a county atlas, a filed plat, or a deed.