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	Tottenville, Staten Island
		During the colonial period and for a significant time thereafter, Tottenville was an important way-station for travelers between New York City (of which Staten Island did not formally become a part until 1898) and Philadelphia, as it was the site of a ferry that crossed the Arthur Kill to New Jersey.
		Tottenville High School, a public school, was originally located in the neighborhood, but a new campus was opened approximately three miles to the north, in the Huguenot section, in 1972 (an intermediate school, or junior high school, now occupies the original high school building).
		The 2000 U.S. Census showed that zip code 10307, essentially coterminous with Tottenville (a fortuitous circumstance as neighborhoods in New York City do not have officially recognized boundaries) had a population of 9,207, whose median age was 35.4, and the zip code's per-capita income was found to be $27,688.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/t/to/tottenville__staten_island.html (646 words)

	Staten Island - LoveToKnow 1911
		STATEN ISLAND, an island constituting the borough of Richmond, New York City, and Richmond county, the southernmost of the counties of the state of New York.
		Staten Island is connected by ferry with the borough of Manhattan, 5 m.
		The principal villages are New Brighton, West New Brighton, Port Richmond, Stapleton, and Tompkinsville on the north coast, and Tottenville (or Bentley Manor) on the south-west coast.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Staten_Island (835 words)

	Tottenville considering appeal
		Tottenville football coach Jim Munson would like to have the chance to direct his Pirates Saturday against James Madison, but the decision is likely not his.
		After several players from Tottenville and host Canarsie got involved in a fight toward the end of the third quarter of their PSAL varsity contest on Friday, the teams were both assessed forfeit losses as well as defeats for their next game.
		Although coaches from both sidelines ran toward the middle of the field to stop the fracas, it was too late as the incident had already escalated to several fights on the field.
	www.silive.com /hssports/football/advance/index.ssf?/base/Sports/1159191019119710.xml&coll=1 (327 words)

	History of Tottenville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Located on the southern tip of Staten Island, Tottenville occupies the southernmost part of New York City, combining the advantages of its proximity to Manhattan with the feeling of small town life.
		As one of Staten Island’s first inhabited towns, Tottenville was once a place of hotels, summer homes, casinos, and “bars and churches" on every corner (as many residents described it).
		Tottenville today is primarily residential and has remained one of the quietest and least populated towns on Staten Island, not to mention NYC, perhaps because of its location.
	www.geocities.com /tottenville10307 (337 words)

	Definition of Tottenville, Staten Island
		The neighborhood of Tottenville in Staten Island is shown highlighted in orange
		The Unami Indians, a branch of the Lenape or Delaware nation, were the original inhabitants of all Staten Island, including Tottenville; some of their artifacts and evidence of burial sites have been discovered near Ward's Point, which is New York City and New York's southernmost land.
		During the colonial period and for a significant time thereafter, Tottenville was an important way-station for travelers between New York City (of which Staten Island did not formally become a part until 1898) and Philadelphia, as it was the site of a ferry that crossed the Arthur Kill to Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Tottenville,_Staten_Island (716 words)

	Tottenville, Staten Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the colonial period and for a significant time thereafter, Tottenville was an important way-station for travelers between New York City (of which Staten Island did not formally become a part until 1898) and Philadelphia, as it was the site of a ferry that crossed the Arthur Kill to Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
		Tottenville High School, a public school, was originally located in the neighborhood, but a new campus was opened approximately three miles to the north, in the Huguenot section, in 1972 (Totten Intermediate or I.S.34, a junior high school, now occupies the original high school building).
		The 2000 Census showed that ZIP Code 10307, essentially coterminous with Tottenville (a fortuitous circumstance as (most) neighborhoods in New York City do not have officially recognized boundaries) had a population of 9,207, whose median age was 35.4, and the zip code's per-capita income was found to be $27,688.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tottenville,_Staten_Island (1142 words)

	NYC Marathon: Encountering New York
		The Conference House in Tottenville (718-984-6046) was used in 1776 for a meeting between the British and the colonists, among who were Benjamin Franklin and John Adams.
		Today, Staten Island, with its population of 440,000, is considered to be a bedroom community of Manhattan (referred to as "the City").
		Staten Island is hooked to New Jersey by four bridges, and to New York City (via Brooklyn) by the suspended Verazzano-Narrows Bridge, which was opened in 1964.
	www.nyrrc.org /nyrrc/mar01/about/statenisland.html (553 words)

	Italian American Web Site of New York: index.htm page
		Staten Island's most famous landmark, Snug Harbor was America's first home for retired seamen.
		From the revolutionary war through 1969, the story of the development of Staten Island is told with narrative and photographs.
		Staten Island in the Twentieth Century - Margaret Lundrigan and Tova Navarra 1998.
	www.italian-american.com /sibooks.htm (806 words)

	Conference House Staten Island Tottenville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Staten Island Real Estate Information: Tottenville Beach - Tottenville Beach is located on the very southern tip of Staten Island.
		Tottenville Beach of Staten Island, NYC - Tottenville Beach is located on the very southern tip of Staten Island.
		The inhabitants of Staten Island were mainly farmers and...
	worldvideoconferencing.com /conference-house-staten-island-tottenville.html (847 words)

	Tottenville Branch Information \| The New York Public Library
		Four years later, Tottenville became part of The New York Public Library, and in 1904 the branch moved into its present location on Amboy Road, an attractive one-story structure designed by Carrere and Hastings.
		Tottenville today serves a community of both established residents whose families have been on Staten Island for generations, and recently arrived young families.
		Jewish Schools on Staten Island (from The Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in the Diaspora)
	www.nypl.org /branch/local/si/tvinfo.html (240 words)

	Staten Island Sights & Scenes
		Rosebank, Staten Island, NY Offering a breathtaking view of New York Harbor and the Narrows, "Clear Comfort," as this 18th century cottage is known, was the home of photographer Alice Austen.
		Tottenville, Staten Island, NY Built circa 1680, the Billopp House (as it is also known), was the site of a fateful meeting in 1776.
		Willowbrook, Staten Island, NY Housed on the largest and the newest urban campus in New York City, the College of Staten Island Center for the Arts is home to a 892-seat Concert Hall, the 430-seat Williamson Theater, a 150-seat Recital Hall, a 150-seat Lecture Hall, a fl-box theater and a visual arts gallery.
	www.lighthousemuseum.org /nylights/sisites.htm (2160 words)

	Calendar Tottenville Historical Society Staten Island New York City NY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Tottenville Historical Society is sponsoring a slide lecture about the role this Staten Island town played in the development of architectural terra cotta.
		This presentation is planned with an introduction about terra cotta in Tottenville, followed by a lecture by Susan Tunick about the manufacture and impact of the material and Atlantic’s important contributions.
		This event, arranged in conjunction with the Tottenville Historical Society, is the first in a series to be organized by the Society which will be designed to intrigue and to teach the public about the various cultural groups that have settled and prospered in the Tottenville and Charleston areas.
	www.tottenvillehistory.com /calendar (595 words)

	Reminisce \| BRINGING BACK THE GOOD TIMES.
		Tottenville — a village at the southernmost end of the island, originally part of the Manor of Bentley, established in 1687 and probably occupied by Captain Christopher Billopp in 1675; Billopp’s ferry service to Amboy dates from the seventeenth century.
		Tottenville is a place where teenagers still fall in love at the roller rink.
		Tottenville, at the extreme Southerly end of the Island, was formerly known as the Manor of Bentley, named after the old Manor of the Billopps, and the peninsula at the extreme point of the land was for more than a century known as the Billopp’s, afterwards Ward’s Point.
	www.tottenvillememories.com /index.htm (1847 words)

	physics - Tottenville, Staten Island
		Many large, stately homes built in Tottenville in the 19th Century remain standing; however, in recent years, land developers have been buying up the property on which several of these homes have stood, with the intention of demolishing them and constructing townhouses on the property.
		The fate of one such home, located at 7484 Amboy Road, became the focus of an intense local controversy in March, 2005, when the community rose up in opposition to plans by builder John Grossi, who had purchased the property, to raze the home and construct five townhouse units on the site.
		On March 17 Grossi angrily spray-painted graffiti on the house, built circa 1870, which included a threat to populate it with low-income tenants under the federal Section 8 housing program; the resulting public outcry prompted New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg to have the home declared a landmark, thus preventing its demolition.
	www.physicsdaily.com /physics/Tottenville (835 words)

	Staten Island Real Estate, New Construction, Staten Island Homes
		Staten Island New Home builders are very aware that the New Home buyer has a wide range of choices for homes, builders and Realtors.
		Staten Island real estate is in high demand internationally and we market our home listings on eight different Internet web sites, plus we do extensive magazine and newspaper advertising to make sure your Staten Island home is showcased to as many potential buyers as possible.
		Staten Island ’s north shore is one of ten empire zones in the city, which means that eligible businesses that open or move to the area
	www.realty1jo.com (1243 words)

	Sisters Marianites of Holy Cross
		There are two novitiates, one in New Orleans, and the other in Tottenville, Staten Island.
		This congregation, the members of which take only simple vows, is governed by a general superioress and six councillors, elected every six years by the general chapter.
		At present (1909) in the same city the Sisters are in charge of an academy, a parochial school, a day nursery; they serve in the French hospital, and have also the care of an academy at Tottenville, Staten Island.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/h/holy_cross,sisters_marianites_of.html (521 words)

	CSI Library - Books about Staten Island
		Staten Island's claim to fame, "The garden spot of New York harbor." Staten Island, NY : Richmond Borough Publishing and Printing Co., 1925.
		The Staten Island press, and novels and stories with settings on Staten Island, by authors having worked or lived on Staten Island, such as Armand Shwerner, and about personalities who had worked or lived on the Island, such as Jane Bowles.
		Staten Island, NY : The Library of the Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1966.
	www.library.csi.cuny.edu /roccos/stateni (3989 words)

	Public School (PS) 1 Tottenville in Staten Island, New York/NY - School Tree
		P.S. 1 Tottenville is classified as a "Primary School".
		P.S. 1 Tottenville was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.
		P.S. 1 Tottenville IS NOT a Charter school.
	new-york.schooltree.org /public/Public-School-PS-1-Tottenville-060089.html (110 words)

	Cultural Attractions of Staten Island
		The Staten Island Chapter of the American Institute of Architects was founded in 1950 by a group of architects that included Mr.
		The Downtown Staten Island Council is a non-profit organization, is dedicated to continued community development and commercial revitalization of the Downtown Business District and surrounding neighborhoods in St. George, Tompkinsville, Stapleton, Clifton, Rosebank, and Fort Wadsworth.
		The Staten Island Philharmonic Orchestra exists to enrich the cultural life of the community by offering high-quality professional performances of classical music, to build audiences for classical music on Staten Island, and to educate the next generation of classical musicians and audience members.
	www.statenislandarts.org /cultural/cultural.html (8156 words)

	Tottenville, Staten Island, New York Real Estate and Homes for Sale - Trulia
		Compare Staten Island neighborhoods and ZIP codes by average home prices, median home prices, price per square foot, popularity, and more.
		Refine your real estate search in Staten Island, NY by price, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, property type (including townhouses, condominiums and single-family homes), and more.
		View our Staten Island real estate guide to see average listing prices, sale prices and information for local school districts.
	www.trulia.com /NY/Staten_Island,5252,Tottenville (693 words)

	New York Public Library--Tottenville Branch - Staten Island, NY, 10307-1497 - Citysearch
		Staten Island's first public library--founded by a women's club and a gentlemen's society organization.
		Four years later, Tottenville became part of the New York Public Library system, and in 1904, the branch moved to its present location in a one-story structure designed by Carrere and Hastings.
		The library offers materials on the history of Staten Island as well as videos--including a fine assortment of classic films from the 1930s and 1940s--for adults and children who would rather see movies than read.
	www.citysearch.com /profile/7214607 (190 words)

	Tottenville Beach, Staten Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tottenville Beach is a name that is used to describe the southernmost part of Tottenville, the southernmost neighborhood of Staten Island, in the city of New York City, the largest city in the USA.
		It is also the newest part of Tottenville, as it was largely undeveloped up until the the 1990s.
		It is all residential, and is bordered on the west by Conference House Park, which was revamped from 2002-2004 with a pavilion on the beach, which faces Perth Amboy, New Jersey, new footpaths and bridges, a new visitors center, and the Lenape Playground, at the end of Swinnerton Street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tottenville_Beach,_Staten_Island (249 words)

	1999 PREMIER GRANTEES
		Poetry for the Six Senses Echanique is creating poems for the six senses: poetry broadsides related to and featuring images by Staten Island visual artists; poems to be recorded on tapes and used as performance pieces, and poems to be seen or heard in traditional published form or at poetry readings.
		A History of Tottenville (1898-1998) Angie Mangino is researching the last century of Tottenville's history, beginning where Benjamin Franklin Joline ended Tottenville in Retrospect, a 1950 book on Tottenville from 1668 to 1898.
		The documentary includes interviews with representatives from the Staten Island Botanical Garden, the local architects of record and some of the 40 Chinese artisans responsible for the highly skilled and labor-intensive construction.
	www.statenislandarts.org /grnts/grants1999p.html (503 words)

	NYCSK8: Where to Skate: Staten Island
		Let's assume you're not from Staten Island and have just arrived on the island via the ferry from the southern tip of Manhattan.
		There are a number of parks scattered around Staten Island, enough so that it might be the greenest borough of New York.
		One that does is Silverlake Park, near the northern end of the island at Forest Ave.
	www.skatecity.com /nyc/where/statenisland.html (1384 words)

	Long Islanders on the Titantic
		He was a lieutenant in the Third Cavalry, United States Army and the brother of Bessie Smith White of Smithtown, Long Island, NY.
		''Staten Islanders in the vicinity of Tottenville, are rejoicing over the safe arrival of Miss Mary Davies, of London, a sister of Mrs.
		Miss Davies arrived at her sister's home about 1.30 yesterday morning, and was immediately placed under the care of a physician for fear of serious illness from the cold and exposure resulting from the awful catastrophe of the Titanic.
	longislandgenealogy.com /titantic.html (1596 words)

	Urban Dictionary: Tottenville
		The southernmost neighborhood or district of New York City's borough of Staten Island, distinctive for its geographical isolation, low crime rate, and lack of racial and ethnic diversity.
		The southernmost point in Staten Island, New York City, and New York State.
		Is the illest town in N.Y.C. Tottenville is the south point of S.I., muthafuckas represent I'll die on SI by City Kid Jan 31, 2005 email it
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=Tottenville (193 words)

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