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... the Hotel Brunswick in New York City to Pelham Bridge in the Town of Pelham and, later, along Shore Road into New Rochelle. The iconic image of the Tally Ho! immediately below appeared on song sheets, in etchings and engravings distributed ...
... Folz finally reached a rather desolate and unpopulated area known as Pelham Woods near Pelham's border with New Rochelle between the New Haven Branch Line and the Pelham border. There, where the railroad tracks crossed Boston Post Road, she ...
... first aid and brought two of the men back to consciousness. An ambulance arrived and took the three men to New Rochelle Hospital where two were promptly released and the third was held for observation though he also recovered. The Pelham Golf ...
... legislators - five - in its history, and largest number of people of color, six. "I'm grateful to the people of New Rochelle, Pelham and Pelham Manor for choosing me to represent them at the Board of Legislators. It's a responsibility that I don't ...
... the Hotel Brunswick in New York City to Pelham Bridge in the Town of Pelham and, later, along Shore Road into New Rochelle. The iconic image of the Tally Ho! immediately below appeared on song sheets, in etchings and engravings distributed ...
... and power for them to have written it." Three vocalists ("Miss Phillips and Messrs. O'Brien and Grover") from New Rochelle celebrated the installation with music. Rev. Waite's father, Rev. Hiram H. Waite, delivered the closing prayer. Following the ...
... Avenue, they stopped and set up camp along both sides of the road with the camp stretching nearly to today's New Rochelle boundary. They also deployed artillery and exchanged cannonades with the American artillery to little effect for much of the ...
... of Pelham Manor was only 26 years old. The formal Village of Pelham Manor was only eight years old. Yet, the New Rochelle Pioneer recognized that the region long had been of historic significance and, thus, published an essay on the history of ...
Trolleys once were a principal means of transportation throughout our region. By 1899, one could travel between the Battery in lower Manhattan and any of New Rochelle, Pelham, Mount Vernon or Yonkers for a single fare of eight cents.
... to trolleys that ran in North Pelham, on Fourth Street (today's Lincoln Avenue) between Mount Vernon and New Rochelle, and on Boston Post Road into New Rochelle -- was one that occurred on the evening of June 30, 1899. The Pelham Manor Trolley was ...
... the Hotel Brunswick in New York City to Pelham Bridge in the Town of Pelham and, later, along Shore Road into New Rochelle. The iconic image of the Tally Ho! immediately below appeared on song sheets, in etchings and engravings distributed ...
... OF PELHAM, NORTH PELHAM, PELHAM HEIGHTS AND PELHAM MANOR Lying snugly between the flourishing cities of New Rochelle and Mount Vernon, on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and covering an area of 2 1/2 square miles, is situated the ...
... Pelham Girl Scouts and their families as well as guests inv ited to the event from G irl Scouts of Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle and Bronxville, as well as Boy Scouts of Pelham . The local newspaper carried a stirring account of the Spring Court of ...
... o'clock by a Dort car [manufactured by the Dort Motor Company] driven by William Locklair of 335 Main Street, New Rochelle. The flash light was not seriously damaged and is now in position again." The same year (1925), traffic at the intersection of ...
... of a telephone circuit through installation of telephone poles and wires throughout the City Island, Pelham, New Rochelle, and Larchmont region with a central office ("general office") to be located in New Rochelle. The concept was to have merchants ...
... 22, Red Cross, became active in the region in support of the war effort. Though led principally by Pelham and New Rochelle women, the organization encompassed women, "Juniors" (younger woment), and some men from Pelham Manor, New Rochelle, ...
... with about $3,000 worth of their jewelry. The police say he is the same fellow who recently robbed a house in New Rochelle. He does his work by the light of an electric lantern instead of matches or a candle. Mrs. Hazen's school has among its pupils ...
... provided the names of a number of Pelham residents who were involved with the venture. Edwin P. Alexander of New Rochelle was the moving force behind the club's decision to move its headquarters from a tiny location in New Rochelle to the spacious ...
Three people had to be rescued from an Elm Street property in New Rochelle on Thursday night after a fire tore through the multi-family home. Shortly before 7 p.m. fire crews received emergency calls about a fire that broke out at 198 Elm St., sending flames billowing through windows on the top floor, officials said.
On a cold, windy evening in the south end of New Rochelle firefighters battled to knock down a tenacious structure fire while trying to prevent it from jumping to a neighboring house. They partly succeeded, knocking down the fire at the first house but not before the second house suffered some damage including broken wood throughout the second floor, and some fire damage on the side of the house.
The origins of the Village of Pelham Manor can be traced back to March 2, 1866, when a newspaper notice announced an intent to incorporate the Harlem River and Portchester Railroad. The railroad was intended to run parallel to Long Island Sound to open up to development a vast section including the Pelham shoreline from Pelham Bridge to New Rochelle.
... the rattletrap trolley click-clacked along tracks laid on Wolfs Lane to Colonial Avenue where it turned toward New Rochelle. It traveled along Colonial Avenue for a few hundred feet, then turned east onto Pelhamdale Avenue along which it traveled to ...
... is amusing, at least as told by Popular Mechanics Magazine in its December, 1952 issue: "ALMOST 30 YEARS AGO in New Rochelle, N.Y., six men were having trouble with their wives. The same kind of trouble, for it seems that these men -- Rollin Meyers, ...
... home. The New York Athletic Club was so appreciative of the monumental efforts of the various companies of the New Rochelle Fire Department to fight the fire that later that year the club presented each company of the department with a "gold-lined ...
... carriages, and single horses flooded the roadways moving club members, their guests, and spectators from New Rochelle, Pelhamville, the train stations, City Island, and other locations onto Travers Island. People walked the various roadways that led ...
... C. Wilmerding, president. It is triangular in shape and bounded on the west by Mount Vernon, on the east by New Rochelle and on the south by New York city and the Long Island Sound. Transit facilities are exceptional to Pelham. There are four ...
... new Hutchinson River Parkway that cut through the small valley through which the Hutchinson River flowed. The New Rochelle Water Company had been working for years to bring Catskill Mountain water to Pelham Manor by connecting to the aqueduct system ...
