Private Investigator in Charleston Staten Island, NY
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Charleston Staten Island, NY Private Investigator and Process Server
Charleston is a section belonging to the Staten Island borough of New York City in the United States, specifically established on the south coast of the island. This neighborhood located south of Rossville, north of Tottenville, west of Pleasant Plains and east of Arthur Kill. The Charleston community represented by Joe Borelli on the New York City Council.
In 1699 the Androvette family settled what was once the small town of Charleston, which throughout the 18th century was known as Androvettetown or Androvetteville. Eight of the village’s twenty-nine structures belonged to the Androvette family, who in turn in about 1850 were engaged in agriculture. When the United States entered the war anti-German sentiment flourished during the First World War where the name Charleston came into being. However, probably even many residents remember Charleston as Kreischerville.
Previously mail was sent to the very branch of the U.S. Post Office that Charleston once had, and used the zip code Staten Island 13, New York. In 1949 the post
office on Androvette Street was closed. It is universally unknown how the boundaries of almost every neighborhood in Staten Island Township are marked, however, this particular neighborhood is considered to be surrounded by Bloomingdale Road, Arthur Kill, and Richmond Parkway forming a triangular territory.
In all of New York City, the Charleston neighborhood is one of the most sparsely populated and remote areas. In addition to the Sandy Ground and Kreischer mansions, the neighborhood also includes a gated state prison property known as the Arthur Kill Correctional Facility, and the Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve.
