HURLEY AVENUE TO HURLEY MOUNTAIN ROAD
Hurley quickly expanded outward from Main Street. Many houses on Hurley Avenue date back to the 1700s. The area near Hurley Mountain Road has always been a fertile flood plain with farming being the main activity throughout the centuries. The property that contains Schoolhouse Lane once used to be a large dairy farm. Depot Street used to be part of Railroad Avenue, and it sits along Route 209 as a dead end. Many of the houses are still around, but others are only left in memories. [Excerpts and photos taken from the book Images of America: Hurley by Deana Decker, Arcadia Publishing, 2007.]