NJ - Hoboken: Castle Point Lookout Steven's Institute of Technology's Castle Point Lookout is the highest elevation in Hoboken at 100 feet. The green-veined, serpentine rock overlook was mentioned in the log by the navigator in Henry Hudson's ship Half Moon in 1609 as it journeyed up the river. A pavilion was erected in Elysian Fields by Col. John Stevens in 1830 and later was turned into a hotel which faced the Hudson River. In 1888 when the hotel was torn down by the Stevens family, a cannon was excavated whose legend dated back to the Revolutionary War. It was believed to be brought over from France during the Revolution. It was placed on Castle Point where the Stevens Family resided and is still there as a protector of the Point. / VFL.Ru — надёжный и быстрый фотохостинг с 2009 года

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Название: NJ - Hoboken: Castle Point Lookout Steven's Institute of Technology's Castle Point Lookout is the highest elevation in Hoboken at 100 feet. The green-veined, serpentine rock overlook was mentioned in the log by the navigator in Henry Hudson's ship Half Moon in 1609 as it journeyed up the river. A pavilion was erected in Elysian Fields by Col. John Stevens in 1830 and later was turned into a hotel which faced the Hudson River. In 1888 when the hotel was torn down by the Stevens family, a cannon was excavated whose legend dated back to the Revolutionary War. It was believed to be brought over from France during the Revolution. It was placed on Castle Point where the Stevens Family resided and is still there as a protector of the Point.
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