Whitestone Real Estate: Settled before the Revolutionary War, this area was reportedly named for a large white rock that stood near the shore. The area was home of Francis Lewis, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. When Dewitt Clinton of Maspeth was governor of New York State, the area called itself Clintonville, but went back to the old name when a post office was established in 1854. At the same time, a tinware factory established in the village turned it into a thriving manufacturing town. Waterfront pavilions provided entertainment. The manufacturing aspect is now gone and Prohibition killed the pavilions, but many single-family homes and small apartment houses remain.

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Whitestone Real Estate:  Settled before the Revolutionary War, this area has parks and waterfront views, as well as the Whitestone Bridge leading to the Bronx. There are many major apartment complexes including most desirable LaHarve. Shopping is located along 14th Avenue and 150th Street, and at the Whitestone Shopping Center.

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