The town of Haverstraw is located in Rockland County. Haverstraw is 27.5 square miles. At the last US Census in 2000, the population of Haverstraw was 33,811. The name Haverstraw comes from the Dutch word "Haverstroo", which means "oat straw." The word refers to the grasslands along the Hudson River. In 1609, Henry Hudson came through Haverstraw in his travels up the Hudson River. The territory was purchased from Native Americans in 1660.

During the American Revolutionary War, the town was very important in providing a lookout for British maneuvers on the Hudson River. The 3rd Vice President of the United States, Aaron Burr, visited Haverstraw frequently. The town was formed in 1788 when it was located in Orange County. The Haverstraw Post Office sits on land occupied by General George Washington during the Revolutionary War.

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