Croton-on-Hudson, NY |
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Croton-on-Hudson, a small, hilly village with 544 acres of parkland, is located 33 miles north of Manhattan. The area features some of Westchester County's most popular attractions, including the New Croton Dam and the Croton Point Park. Croton-on-Hudson is... [Read More] |
Eastchester, NY |
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Located in southern Westchester County, the town of Eastchester includes the villages of Bronxville and Tuckahoe, as well as an unincorporated area. Once a rural farming community, population soared with the advent of the railroad, as it developed into a... [Read More] |
Elmsford, NY |
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Located only 15 miles north of New York City, Elmsford is a major location for many Fortune 500 companies. The village was incorporated in 1910 after the Harlem Railroad reached White Plains, bringing business, industry and developers to Elmsford. Close to... [Read More] |
Goldens Bridge, NY |
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Goldens Bridge is a village in the town of Lewisboro, located 40 miles north of Manhattan. The students of Goldens Bridge share the same middle school and high school as neighboring Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, a county-owned park, a portion of which is in... [Read More] |
Harrison, NY |
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Founded in 1696, the Town of Harrison occupies 22 square miles in southern Westchester County, approximately 23 miles northeast of New York City. Today, Harrison has a population of 26,700, including 2,000 with homes in the beautiful Hamlet of Purchase, yet... [Read More] |
Irvington, NY |
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Irvington is located about 12 miles north of New York City and borders the Hudson River. The town is named after the author Washington Irving, who lived in a home on Sunnyside Lane from 1835 until his death in 1859. His home is now run as a museum by the... [Read More] |
Katonah, NY |
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Katonah is a hamlet located in Bedford Township, about 40 miles north of New York City. It is one of three hamlets in the Town of Bedford, a rural and sprawling area of estates, horse farms and dirt roads in the northeast section of Westchester County. This... [Read More] |
Larchmont, NY |
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Named after an Indian word meaning "where the fresh water falls into the salt," the Village of Mamaroneck grew up around its harbor, the second largest natural small boat harbor on the East Coast. It is composed of the Village of Larchmont, the Village of... [Read More] |
Lewisboro, NY |
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The town of Lewisboro, which is shaped like a boomerang, is located in the northeastern quadrant of Westchester County and consists of five villages that include South Salem, Waccabuc, Goldens Bridge, Cross River and Vista. The town's territory includes six... [Read More] |
Mahopac, NY |
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Mahopac and Mahopac Falls are two lake-studded hamlets in the town of Carmel in Putnam County, covering 36 square miles. Mahopac Falls is home to the communities on the three smaller lakes: Lake Secor, MacGregor and Kirk. For over 100 years, it was a popular... [Read More] |
