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.

Factory-worker housing, not a country place

Hastings-on-Hudson · Cut 1860 · 152 lots on the current roll · 4 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.

Sources

Hastings Historical Society, Village History

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.

Choose a town

Unofficial. Confirm figures on the town’s official roll or in PROS, the county’s property records system, before you act on them.