Since childhood, Ossining natives Donna and Gail Chambers have visited Dale Cemetery during Easter and the holiday season to place flowers and wreaths on the graves of family members. Like […] Read more »
The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center and Westchester Jewish Council Annual Countywide Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) commemoration was held April 14 at the Garden of Remembrance in White […] Read more »
Briarcliff Middle School eighth graders had a meaningful trip to the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, in New York City recently. After reading “The […] Read more »
The Lincoln Depot Museum has been designated as a Blue Star Museum by the National Endowment for the Arts. The Lincoln Depot Museum is one of four Blue Star Museums […] Read more »
Historic Hudson Valley’s 2026 season opens Friday, May 8, with tours of Philipsburg Manor and Washington Irving’s Sunnyside, and Union Church of Pocantico Hills on Saturday, May 9, followed by […] Read more »
A dramatic portrayal of the fateful encounter between two of the American Revolution’s most intriguing characters will occur on April 17 at the historic First Presbyterian Church. Rendezvous with Treason depicts […] Read more »
The Town of Yorktown will host a talk by Holocaust survivor and author Joseph Gosler on April 16 for its annual Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony. Gosler, of New York City, is […] Read more »
Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site and the Friends of Philipse Manor Hall are pleased to present a talk by prominent local historian and author Stephen Paul DeVillo. The talk, entitled […] Read more »
Matthew Pinsker, one of America’s most distinguished historians and a noted Lincoln scholar, will be the Keynote Speaker at the 2026 gala sunday brunch of the Lincoln Society in Peekskill […] Read more »
History will march back to life on May 2nd, when the community will gather in Yorktown Heights to commemorate The Battle of Pines Bridge, a brief, bloody clash that represented […] Read more »
