Soon after 1900, the heart of the waterfront was photographed from the new Warburton Avenue Bridge, showing the railroad station on the right, the National Conduit and Cable Company, predecessor of Anaconda, in the center, and the small square jailhouse called the lock-up in front of it. Another picture taken about the same time from a little farther east showed the bridge itself, including a street car that connected Hastings to Yonkers, and the original Sugar Pond, which had been created in the 19th century for a sugar refinery. A newer pond with the same name is used for ice skating in Hillside Park.