... as "the world's largest airport on the shore of Eastchester Creek." Residents of the neighboring Village of Pelham Manor, understandably, did not like the idea of an airport in their backyard; although the village was located in Westchester County, ...
For years after the New Haven Branch Line stopped running passenger service at the beautiful little Pelham Manor Depot designed by noted architect Cass Gilbert, a model railroad club used the station. The Westchester Model Club, Inc. built a massive model railroad that even included a tiny replica of the very Pelham Manor Depot within which the model railroad sat.
... , Pelham Heights); and Munroe Crane, William B. Randall, James F. Secor and President Pond of the Village of Pelham Manor. At that meeting, the committee learned that Federal law at the time barred free mail delivery in municipalities such as Pelham ...
The histories of Christ Church in Pelham Manor and Grace Episcopal Church on City Island have been intertwined since Grace Church was first developed as a mission of Christ Church beginning in 1849. That year, Adele Bolton, a daughter of Rev.
During the Civil War, one of the largest tracts in the Town of Pelham that fronted Long Island Sound along what we know today as Shore Road belonged to Patrick L. Rogers. The tract was immediately southwest of today's boundary between Pelham Manor and Pelham Bay Park.
... of the island also was important. It was only a few hundred feet off the mainland shores of New Rochelle and Pelham Manor. Moreover, it was only a quarter mile from an important steamboat landing at New Rochelle. On the morning of Thursday, August ...
... Emily Hall Hazen, the headmistress of Pelham Hall, otherwise known as Mrs. Hazen's School for Girls located in Pelham Manor between Esplanade and Edgewood Avenue at Boston Post Road. For one example, see : Wed., Sep. 06, 2006: Pelham Hall Shelter, a ...
... 16 Shea Pl, New Rochelle. A funeral Mass is scheduled for Monday 10 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, in Pelham Manor. Interment will follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to United Hebrew Geriatric ...
When the Pelham Community Rowing Association held the ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of its beautiful new boathouse on Glen Island on October 27, 2009, Pelhamites were continuing nearly a 120-year tradition of supporting the sport of rowing in the waters off the shores of Pelham. Among the first structures built on Travers Island by the New York Athletic Club when it opened its summer home in Pelham Manor in 1888 was a series of boat houses used to store, among other things, rowing shells used for training, racing, and recreation.