History of Westchester County, New York — Passage 247
[J. Thomas Scharf (1886)] Wm. D. Southard, president, John Halsted, Matthew Clune, George W. Lockwood, David G. Montross, Wm. Brotherton, Warren Jordan, Leverett Crumb, clerk, Dorlin F. Clapp, treasurer. Points of Interest in Peekskill and Vi-cinity.— Peekskill in 1884 is a village of over seven thousand people. The streets are broad and well aved and lead into excellent roads. There are umerous fine residences throughout the village. Di-vision Street north of Main Street, Main Street east of Division Street, and Paulding Street are all very handsome streets. On the northern side of Main Street, between Union and Hadden Streets, and on the property of John Ookalete, is located a little one-story building which is supposed to date back to about 1760. The same