New York History Forum: What the settlers found

Posted by: Frank Burke (frank.b@ThisIsToPreventSpam-418-RemoveThis.burkeandtowner.com) on 9 Sep 2003 at 5:08:44 PM
In-Reply-To: History-one question posted by PAUL on 2:35:45 PM 4 Sep 2003

:The most important thing
that the early settlers found
in New York was its
excellent harbor. From the
harbor they could travel up
the Hudson River or to Long
Island or New Jersey to
create farms and
settlements. The harbor is
still one of the most
important features of New
York City.

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