Iconic Homes by Zoltan The Trall House located at 520 Hillsdale Avenue. It was built about 1875 embellished with Gothic Revival vergeboards and king-post gable trim. This Second Empire home was built on a 26-acre farm in the 1860’s by Selden Trall, a retired druggist from NY. It was inherited by son Orrin Trall, a farmer and one of Hillsdale’s founding fathers and founding Fire Dept. members as well as town and county tax collector. It was passed on to his daughter, Myra, in 1924, who was married to George Yates, first Borough Clerk and 3rd Mayor of Hillsdale. At that time, the property contained a tennis court. (Courtesy Pascack Historical Society). previous post Incorporation Documents next post Iconic Buildings You may also like Hillsdale’s 125th Anniversary 1898 -2023 Hillsdale’s 100th Birthday Contemporary Hillsdale The Goldilocks Town Of Pascack Valley Hillsdale History Book Hillsdale History Notable People of Hillsdale COMMUNITY RECOGNITION AWARDS Artists In Hillsdale Borough Hall Businesses Children of Yesteryear Hillsdale 50+ Club Members Circa 2019 Colorized & Restored Construction Documents Events Department Of Public Works Farms Filmed In Hillsdale Fire Department Gas Stations Iconic Buildings Incorporation Documents In Recognition In The News Library Maps Mayors 1923 to 2021 MEMORABILIA MUSEUM Parades Parks Police Department Politics Religious Buildings Religious Groups School Children of Yesteryear Schools Scouting Snow Days Sports Streets & Roads Swim and Recreation Club Teachers Train Station Transports Veteran’s Organization Volunteer Ambulance Service Water Events Town Views Trains In Hillsdale Veterans Monuments & Dedications Eclectic Videos of/in Hillsdale Hillsdale Veterans Video Retrospectives Video Retrospectives