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History
- 1609: Henry Hudson anchors in Weehawken Cove
- 1647: Maryn Adriadsen receives a patent for 169 acres of land in Weehawken
- 1804: Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton duel in Weehawken
- 1859: Weehawken is incorporated as a township
- 19th century: Weehawken becomes an industrial center and a popular resort destination
- 20th century: Weehawken transitions to a more residential community
- Today: Weehawken is a diverse and vibrant community with a rich history
Vibe
From chic new developments to quaint historic neighborhoods, Weehawken offers an eclectic blend of vibrancy and charm that attracts residents and visitors alike. With its bustling waterfront lifestyle, stunning skyline views, and convenient access to New York City, this dynamic town is the perfect destination for those seeking a taste of urban excitement combined with laid-back living.
Activities and attractions
- Hamilton Park is one of the best places to enjoy the stunning views of New York City. The park has a variety of amenities, including a playground, bocce court, and a dog run.
- Elysian Fields is a historic park that was once a popular dueling ground. Today, the park is a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the views of the Hudson River.
- The waterfront has a number of parks and marinas where you can take a walk, bike, or rent a kayak to explore the Hudson River.
- Gorgeous new community pool!
- NY Waterway ferry terminal offers service to Midtown West, and the Port Imperial ferry terminal offers service to Midtown West and Battery Park.
Hamilton Park
Port Imperial light rail station
Fulton Street
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