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A View into the History of Parkside, NY

The car accident attorneys in Parkside, NY at Banville Law would like to share this article on Parkside, NY.

All About Parkside

The neighborhood Parkside is located in the city of Mount Vernon in Westchester County, New York. South 3rd Avenue runs through the heart of the area. The north border is at West Sandford Blvd, and the Hutchinson River creates the eastern edge.

History

The area was home to the historic battle site for the Revolutionary War, the Battle of Pell's Point. St. Pauls Church, located on South Columbus Ave, was used as a military hospital during the 1776 battle. The site, now regarded and protected as a national historical site, is home to a burial ground containing over 9,000 graves that date as far back as 1704.

The church bell was cast at the same foundry in 1758 as the Liberty Bell. Under the instruction of General George Washington, the bell was buried to stop the British from melting it for ammunition production. Since then, the bell has been placed back in the church tower where it remains. Today the church no longer holds services but offers visitors tours through the grounds and the neighboring museum.

Neighborhood

This upper-middle-class community consists of residents that have lived in the area for over five years. With a vacancy rate of only 7.7%, there are not too many areas without residents. The average home costs $466,136, and rent runs $2,816 on average per month; both higher than 74% of other New York neighborhoods.

Transportation

The majority of the residents in Parkside have a longer commute than in other communities in the United States. More than 17.7% travel more than one hour to reach their place of employment. This long commute causes 51% to use their own vehicle and 8.5% for carpooling with friends or coworkers. The train is used by 30.7% of the residents, which is more than 97.3% of other neighborhoods in the United States.

Demographics

The area has a higher population of Native Americans and Jamaican ancestry than other neighborhoods in the United States. There are 3.3% relating to Native Americans and 28.7% to Jamaicans. This high percentage is why 1.4% primarily speak a Native American language, which is higher than 98.4% of other neighborhoods in the United States. The ancestral breakdown of the residents is the following:

  • 28.7% Jamaican
  • 3.3% Puerto Rican
  • 2.4% Sub-Saharan African
  • 2.3% Dominican
  • 3.3% Native American

The majority of the residents make upper to middle incomes. A breakdown of the residential occupations is as follows:

  • 27.7% management or executive
  • 26.8% clerical or tech support
  • 23.2% sales or service
  • 22.3% manufacturing or labor

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Laurence P. Banville
Date Published: April 21, 2021
Laurence P. Banville is the managing partner of Banville Law. As an experienced personal injury attorney, Mr. Banville helps clients recover compensation from those responsible for his clients' injuries. Our firm is located in New York City, serving clients from the five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island.
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