Pfizer campus' future sparks memories of past

The new owner of Pfizer's Pearl River parcel has plans that are far afield from Ernst Lederle's laboratories.

NEWS Pfizer campus' future sparks memories of past Many still refer to the complex as Lederle's and recall its past heyday as an employer and community partner. Robert Brum rbrum@lohud.com Nov. 23, 2015 Updated Dec. 1, 2015, 10:34 a.m. ET Lederle Labs arrived in Pearl River in 1907. Many significant medications and vaccines have been developed there. Through a succession of owners, many still refer to the campus by its original name. PEARL RIVER - The Pfizer campus off Middletown Road has been a big part of Rockland's economic and social fabric since Ernst Lederle set up his laboratories at th

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