Eastern European ancestry to immigrate to the community. Today, thriving communities of Russians, Poles, and Albanians exist on the East Shore. The area is currently not only Italian-American and Irish-American, but Russian-American, Polish-American, and Albanian-American. There is also an emerging Chinese-American population, centered in Arrochar. Places of interest The commercial core of the East Shore can be found in New Dorp, at the region's geographic center, which is close to New Dorp Lane. Hylan Boulevard, a major commercial boulevard, connects all the East Shore neighborhoods with each other. Points of interest located on the East Shore include Historic Richmond Town, the nearby Tibetan Museum on Lighthouse Hill, Moravian Cemetery (where members of the Vanderbilt family are buried) and a significant portion of the Staten Island Greenbelt. The East Shore Seawall, also known as Staten Island Multi-Use Elevated Promenade, is long combined seawall and walkway proposed for the East Shore. It would run along the Narrows and Lower New York Bay between Fort Wadsworth at the north and Great Kills Park to the south. See also South Shore, Staten Island References Neighborhoods in Staten Island Geography of Staten Island