…It would be developed in concert with the pedestrian paths to be constructed during the final phase of the Half Moon Bay condominiums. • Develop proposed new Half Moon Bay access road A new access road off Half Moon Bay would…

…that city, lying between the Mohawk and the Hudson. Probably the same as the following: Mathahenaak, "being a part of a parcel of land called the foreland of the Half-Moon, and by the Indians Mathahenaack, being on the north…

…North of Croton Point Park is the Half Moon Bay condominium complex, which consists of 120 residential units in 18 buildings, plus a clubhouse, a common building, and pedestrian trails. A public walkway, restricted to Croton-on-Hudson residents, stretches…

…It was subdivided in the mid-1980s into 65 parcels, the majority of which were developed for residential purposes. • Half Moon Bay. Half Moon Bay is a condominium development along the Hudson River north of Croton Point Park. Development has…

…almost with the appearance of Hudson in the lower bay, they began to collect on the shores and headlands, gazing in ' astonishment on the strange sight; that when they first saw the Half Moon they " did not know what to…

…Half Moon Bay Condominiums Completion As part of the build-out of the condominium complex, new pedestrian paths open to the public will be created; these will help link waterfront uses along the shoreline from Croton Point Park north to…

…Spooner (1900)] Hudson's mate was placed in command, having under him a portion of the crew of the " Half-Moon." These early private undertakings were mainly in connection with the fur trade, which offered especial advantages on the shores…

…AILING under the auspices of the Dutch West India Company, HENRY HUDSON, an intrepid Eng lish navigator, moored his vessel, the Half Moon, on the morning of September 3d, 1609, in the waters of the river which now bears his…

…On the evening of October the 1st, 1609, Henry Hudson anchored the Half-Moon at the mouth of the Croton. The bay was once famous throughout the country as the favorite resort of vast flocks of canvass back ducks, and…

…Passing down through the Highlands, the Half Moon was becalmed off Stony point, and " the people of the mountains " came on board and wondered at the " ship and weapons." One canoe kept " hanging under the stern," and its occupant was…

…1 Half Moon Bay Drive The Village received a zoning petition in July from the new owners of 1 Half Moon Bay Drive to enable development of a six-story multifamily building with 280 apartments. Their zoning petition requested that…

…One writer has read it: "From _Kaho,_ a boat or ship," commemorative of Hudson's advent at Half-Moon Point in 1609. Beauchamp repeated from Morgan: "A shipwrecked canoe," and, in another connection: "From _Kaho,_ a torrent." Another writer has…

…Then the sailors discharged their muskets, and " killed three or four more of them." " So they went their way," and the Half Moon was hurried down into the bay, "clear from all danger," carrying thence to Holland, in Hud son…

…of the town of Cortlandt were Hendriek Hudson and his erew, on their exploring expedition in 1609. Off Verplanck's Point, on October 1st of that year, his vessel, the " Half Moon," was anchored.3 Here he was visited by…

…proposal for the 1 Half Moon Bay project; and (5) the Lot A proposal currently under review by the Board. Croton-on-Hudson’s Comprehensive Plan and Housing Needs Over the years, Croton-on-Hudson has had a long-standing…

…Robert Juet, the mate of the " Half Moon,'' gravely says in his journal : " Our master and his mate determined to try some of the cheefe men of the country, whether they had any treachery in them. So they took them…

…Though greatly astonished at the ad-vent of the tk Half Moon," and perplexed by the white skin, remark-able dress, and terrible weapons of its crew, they discovered no fear, and at the first offer of physical violence or…

…the wonder of the Indians of Manhattan when the Half Moon anchored at last, are the details of a more than thrice-told tale. There is no doubt that in Hudson's mind the " Groot Riviere ' ' he had found was…

…Under the contractor's proposed material ttansport method, a private road running through the Half Moon Bay development would be used. There was $n objection to the capping contractor's use of that private road by an alleged owner of…

…However, with the exception of Half Moon Bay, these developments have provided only single-family homes best suited for families. At the same time, the demand for appropriately-sized, affordable housing for aging Croton-on-Hudson residents, young couples without…

…The name may also hearken back to memories of Henry Hudson’s ship and the Half Moon community located at the mouth of the Mohawk River just north of Albany, New York. LENAPE (Leavenworth County). The name Lenape adorns a…

…designing the entrance to Half Moon Bay as a two-lane road with an adjacent sidewalk, signage, a boulevard PAGE 69 CROTON COMPREHENSIVE PLAN treatment and trees; buffering adjacent railroad facilities with solid screen and plantings; rehabilitating the “picture tunnel…

…to per- petuate his memory; and the wonder of the Indians of Manhattan when the Half Moon anchored at last, are the details of a more than thrice-told tale. There is no doubt that in Hudson's mind the

…Design recommendations included improvements to a main access road along Half Moon Bay parcel, to the Senasqua tunnel for pedestrian and bike use, renovation of Senasqua Park, improvements to Croton Yacht Club and Croton Bay boat launch, including improvements of…

…A few miles south of Htidson, at Linlithgo, is the point where Hudson anchored the Half-Moon, and, upon the 17 th of September, sent his boats exploring among the islands and shoals of the upper reaches. In an opposite…

…486 XXX — Nantucket Quakers and Dutch Fighters . . . . . -503 XXXI— An Old Dutch Town . . . .516 XXXII — Above Tide-Water , . . .550 Index 573 Digitized by Microsoft® Illustrations Page The "Half Moon" on the Hudson, i6og Frontispiece From the painting by L. W…

…Hudson, the claims of Verrazani and other early navi- gators have been ignored, not because history disowns them, but for the reason that the record of the river, so far as it is clearly written, commences with the Half Moon…

…Although they failed to discover a northwest passage to Asia, Hudson’s ship the Half Moon returned to Amsterdam with reports of a beautiful land, rich in resources and navigable by what Hudson’s first mate Robert Juet called “as…

…the Hudson River waterfront, and established goals and objectives for vacant waterfront land. Conceptual land use plans and general design guidelines were developed for the waterfront area. Design recommendations included improvements to a main access road along Half Moon Bay…

…Henry Hudson's Half Moon expedition in 1609 represented first recorded European contact. Officer Robert Juet documented encounters where Native peoples traded tobacco for knives and beads, wearing deer skins and displaying copper items. The Wappinger comprised approximately 18 loosely…