Editing Pearl River, New York (section)

===Landmarks and places of interest===
[[File:Jacob P Perry House, Pearl River, NY.jpg|thumb|150px|Jacob P. Perry House]]
[[File:Pearl River, NY, post office.jpg|thumb|150px|Pearl River Post Office]]
* Braunsdorf Park Pearl River, Central Avenue & South Main Street – named after Julius Braunsdorf, first industrial developer of Pearl River and inventor of various models of sewing machines, newspaper printing presses, carbon arc light bulbs, and electric generators. His [[sewing machine factory]] is now the Dexter industrial complex. Braunsdorf installed the world's first indoor lighting at the [[U.S. Capitol]].
* [[Edward Salyer House]] [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Rockland County, New York|(NRHP)]]
* [[Jacob P. Perry House]], 15 Sickletown Road – Built in 1801, it is one of Rockland County's oldest [[Dutch Colonial Revival architecture|Dutch Colonial Style]] houses and is in the historic [[Nauraushaun, New York|Nauraushaun]] area (NRHP)
* Maria's Rock, front lawn of Lederle Laboratories, North Middletown Road – An 18th- century legend tells of a little girl named Huffy who wandered from her home in nearby [[Gilbert Avenue in Pear River, New York|Tappan]] and died of hunger and exposure. Tradition says that villagers found her bones near the massive boulder.
* Orangetown Museum & Archives  – 213 Blue Hill Road
* “The Spot” - The formerly wooded area along Railroad Avenue
* [[U.S. Post Office (Pearl River, New York)|Pearl River United States Post Office]] (NRHP)
* Van Houten Farms, 68 Sickletown Road – on the eastern edge of Pearl River. Adjacent is the Van Houten/Kuyper Dutch Sandstone House, the main section built in 1732 and purchased by Van Houten circa 1812.