HAVERSTRAW BRICK MUSEUM  Located in Haverstraw, New York is a museum dedicated to preserving the memories of an era gone by.    Haverstraw, NY, in Rockland County, was once a major brick making industry.   Many buildings in New York City are made with bricks manufactured in Haverstraw. The mission of the Haverstraw Brick Museum is to collect, preserve, research and exhibit materials and cultures of the brick making industry within the Hudson River Valley. Upcoming Events at the Museum   Calendar of events...............at The Haverstraw Brick Museum!  Coming soon:    Presentation:   Preserving Rockland County Historical Houses Presenter:       Mr. Bob Knight Date:              Sunday, 2:00 PM, April 28, 2013   Presentation:   A Talk & Walk on Iona Island Presenter:       Doc Bayne Dates:             Talk:  Saturday, 1:00-3:00 PM, May 25, 2013   /    Walk: Sunday,   10:00 AM, May 26, 2013                   On January 8, 1906 the great landslide of Haverstraw took place.  The worst disaster, to date, to strike the town left 19 people dead.  100 years later the Haverstraw Brick Museum will pay tribute & remember that tragic event, with a memorial brick walk monument. To contribute or purchase an engraved brick for the monument walk, download the below form.    (For further details on upcoming events please call the museum office (845) 947-3505) Landslide Memorial Brick Walk form