The Town/Village of Harrison in West Harrison, NY is a charming community that has a rich history dating back to the 18th century. With the arrival of the railroad in 1848, the downtown area flourished, attracting wealthy New York City residents who built grand estates. Today, Harrison is a unique town village with distinctive neighborhoods, including the Sunnyridge section, known for its attractive streets and homes.
Over the years, Harrison has retained its rural character, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting just a short distance from New York City. The town's historical significance is preserved by the Harrison Historical Society, which is housed in the Charles Dawson History Center in West Harrison. With its convenient access to the city via the New Haven Line and the Hutchinson River Parkway, Harrison is a desirable place to live, combining small-town charm with easy commuting options.
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