STAND for a moment by the shores of Arthur Kill, on the southwestern coast of Staten Island, and look past the choppy waves at the fuel storage tanks of Sewaren, N.J.
Stroll toward the water’s edge, by rotting barges from the old Kreischer brick factory and through a 190-unit town-house complex being built on the factory’s former site in Charleston. Then glance back, up a hill, to the vacant house once owned by a son of the company’s founder, and listen to the faint whistling and hum overhead.
Are those the sounds of the ghosts that are rumored to haunt the old house?
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