USA HISTORY

Detailed explanation-1: -When Hamilton retired from the government, he settled down quietly in what became Hamilton Heights in modern-day Harlem. He built a house-a country estate called The Grange at 141st Street.

Detailed explanation-2: -At 48 Wall St., you’ll find the original home of the Bank of New York, established in 1784 by a group that included Hamilton and Burr. Hamilton used to live across the street, in yet another residence that’s no longer there.

Detailed explanation-3: -This tiny historic New York town-home to a village by the same name-was founded in 1795 as Payne’s Settlement. The Village Green offers local eateries and merchants as well as some of the area’s most historic homes. Forbes Magazine Named Hamilton as one of America’s most friendly towns.

Detailed explanation-4: -57 Wall Street: Hamilton’s Home and Office Though the building is no longer there, Hamilton practiced law at his home and office at 57 Wall Street before moving to 69 Stone Street and then later to Exchange Place.