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ARTSWESTCHESTER CARAMOOR COPLAND HOUSE
31 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains 149 Girdle Ridge Road, Katonah Cortlandt Manor
914-428-4220 | www.artsw.org 914-232-5035 | www.caramoor.org 914-788-4659 I www.coplandhouse.org
Visit us at our landmark building, a beacon in Located on a unique 90-acre setting of Italianate America’s musical past and future meet at
downtown White Plains, that houses a gallery architecture and beautiful gardens, Caramoor Copland House! Come to our acclaimed concert
and performance space, artist studios, creative is renowned for its Summer International Music series at Mount Kisco’s majestic Merestead
businesses, and our office. Come see exciting Festival. It enriches the lives of audiences through estate. Visit Copland’s National Historic Landmark
exhibitions and live performances, or take an innovative musical performances. Its mission also home in Cortlandt Manor. Share our innovative
architectural tour. includes mentoring young professional musicians educational programs with kids and families in
and providing educational programs for children. schools and communities throughout the region.
HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY HUDSON VALLEY CENTER JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER
Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate (Sleepy Hollow)
Washington Irving’s Sunnyside (Tarrytown) FOR CONTEMPORARY ART Theater: 364 Manville Rd, Pleasantville
Media Arts Lab: 405 Manville Rd, Pleasantville
Philipsburg Manor (Sleepy Hollow) 1701 Main Street, Peekskill
Union Church (Pocantico Hills) 914-788-0100 | www.hvcca.org
A nonprofit cultural arts organization dedicated to:
Van Cortlandt Manor (Croton-on-Hudson)
The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary presenting the best of independent, documentary,
914-631-8200 | www.hudsonvalley.org
Art, located in Peekskill, NY, is dedicated to the and world cinema; promoting 21st century literacy;
Living history. Family entertainment. World-class development and presentation of exhibitions and and making film a vibrant part of the community.
art. Memorable experiences. Spend the day public programs that enrich our understanding of The campus includes the three-screen JBFC
with us and find inspiration around every corner. contemporary art, its contexts, and its relationship Theater and the Media Arts Lab, a state-of-the-art
to social issues. education center for storytellers in the digital age.
Photography by Margaret Fox
KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART NEUBERGER MUSEUM OF ART THE PERFORMING
134 Jay Street, Katonah
914-232-9555 | www.katonahmuseum.org
Purchase College, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase
914-251-6100 | www.neuberger.org ARTS CENTER
Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 12 to 5 pm Purchase College
Described as “a work of art itself” by Hudson Valley 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase
Magazine, KMA has airy galleries that showcase THINK NEU: Immerse yourself in the art of our 914-251-6200 | www.artscenter.org
the museum’s first-rate exhibitions. It also features a time. Presenting emerging artists, stunning African
sculpture garden, renowned for its exhibitions and 100 art, and luminary 20th century artists–de Kooning, Experience world-class performances -- music,
year old Norwegian spruce. The Learning Center is an Hopper, O’Keeffe, Pollock, Rothko, to name a few– dance, theater, film, family programming &
exhibition space that displays art from children’s books in 30,000 square feet of permanent and changing dialogue -- in our four theater complex on the
exhibitions. Gift shop and café. Two for one campus of Purchase College.
and offers hands-on activities for young visitors.
admission with this ad.
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6. welcome
Welcome To
Westchester County
t Six cities, 19 towns, two dozen
villages and limitless possibilities.
t
A mighty, scenic river, sparkling
sound waters and thousands of
acres of fields, farms and trails.
A vibrant arts scene, upscale
t shopping, an innovative nightlife,
challenging golf courses and
historic attractions.
t
A wide range of luxurious lodging
options, all within easy reach of
New York City and the Mid-Atlantic.
Caramoor Center for Music & the Arts
colleges, universities and research centers. William Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie.
IS THERE Here, among our variety of attractions,
meeting spaces and accommodations, you
Imagine yourself arguing the finer points
of Colonial law in the Bedford 1798 Court
can be productive and still play hard, too! House. Westchester County is home to
ANYTHING Although “the city” often refers to New more than 200 properties on the National
York, Westchester boasts “the cities” – New Register of Historic Places, and many have
WESTCHESTER Rochelle, Yonkers and especially White ties to African-American heritage and the
Plains, the county’s commercial and cultural Revolutionary War.
DOESN’T HAVE? hub. They each offer their own urban vibe,
with culture and nightlife in abundance.
For the kid in all of us, Westchester is
Chic Shopping
home to Playland, a Long Island Sound In White Plains, The Westchester satisfies
Westchester County is the heart of New even the most discerning fashionista, with
amusement park with family-friendly
York, with a variety of amazing destinations more than 150 upscale stores, including
entertainment. At the other end of the
that includes grand Rockefeller properties, Neiman Marcus, Burberry, Gucci and Brooks
county – and the energy spectrum –
well-preserved 18th-century homesteads
Westchester is also home to Bedford, a
and picturesque farming villages that dot
picturesque Colonial town set amid rolling
the countryside. Plus, our shows, fairs and
estates with celebrity residents like Meryl
festivals are second to none – from the
Streep and Richard Gere.
annual Riverfest summertime celebration
Here are some big attractions you’ll enjoy
showcasing Yonkers’ redone waterfront to
learning about in this Destination Guide:
top productions staged throughout the year
at a variety of performing arts centers.
The county offers year-round fun, but Surrounded by History
with a serious side that lets you get down Visit the home of Thomas Paine, father of
to business. After all, Westchester is New the American Revolution, furnished with
York’s Intellectual Capital®, where a highly original 18th-century artifacts. Stroll among
educated workforce resides and constant the gravestones in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery,
inspiration comes from world-renowned the final resting place for Washington Irving, The Westchester
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7. Brothers. Westchester’s Ridge Hill is a Festivals, Fairs and Fun
sophisticated outdoor shopping, dining and
entertainment destination in Yonkers, and Westchester’s calendar is packed with DID YOU KNOW ...
nearby, the Cross County Shopping Center plenty of enticing events. The Lyndhurst The prestigious Sleepy Hollow
offers favorites such as H&M, Macy’s and Crafts Fair, Yonkers Riverfest, Great Jack Country Club followed up its
Victoria’s Secret. O’Lantern Blaze and Frosty the Snowman
Parade are just a few of the offerings
starring role in the 2010 movie
Bargains sparkle at Port Chester’s Empire
throughout the year. And of course, nobody The Bounty Hunter (which
State Flea Market, featuring more than 150
independent merchants, including 20 full- should miss Clearwater’s Great Hudson featured Jennifer Aniston and
service fine jewelers. Several other shopping River Revival, an annual summer treat Gerard Butler splashing into one
destinations are located within the county, inspired by the environmental efforts of folk of the golf course’s water hazards)
legend Pete Seeger.
and its downtowns offer boutiques, art by recently serving as the setting
galleries and specialty shops. Even the rural In the hamlet of Cortlandt Manor,
beautiful ensemble music can be heard for Beyoncé’s music video, “Best
countryside entices shoppers with antiques
wafting from the rustic Copland House, Thing I Never Had.”
shops, locally owned stores, artisan products
and fresh produce from roadside stands. former residence of influential composer
Aaron Copland. Elsewhere, the Westchester
Philharmonic and Caramoor Center for cup of hot chocolate and a good book?
Water, Water Everywhere Music and the Arts enjoy an international See a hockey game, practice your
Westchester is a paddler’s paradise and reputation for high-quality classical music own skating at a public ice rink or use
boater’s bliss, bordered by the Hudson and other entertainment, while the Emelin those chilly months to visit the Hudson
River and Long Island Sound and bisected Theatre in Mamaroneck often welcomes River Museum, attend a golf expo and take
by large, scenic lakes. George’s Island and more contemporary pop and rock stars, such in a musical at the Westchester Broadway
Croton Point parks are just two of many as Aimee Mann and Commander Cody. Theatre.
places providing access to the Hudson, but Throughout the county, smaller art centers
some people prefer the ambiance of the and theaters provide plenty of opportunities
pristine, 900-acre, three-mile-long Cross to enjoy quality entertainment. Stay Awhile
River Reservoir. Whether you want to rest in a castle
Along Long Island Sound, rent an umbrella Winter Wonderland on the Hudson or an ultra-modern hotel,
and beach chair at Playland’s beach or cool Westchester can accommodate you.
off in the pool. The city of New Rochelle is What’s a little winter when it brings with Bed and breakfasts, conference centers,
home to the county’s second busiest park, it crisp starry nights, invigorating cross- luxury lodging and budget hotels provide
Glen Island Park, which boasts a beautiful country ski trails, hiking, snowshoeing, ice just the right place to stay and play.
crescent-shaped beach. sailing or just relaxing by a warm fire with a When it’s time to work, meeting space
is plentiful, including theaters, classrooms,
banquet halls and hotels with business
centers and wireless Internet access.
Conference centers offer a chance for
team-building activities, too. The Tarrytown
House Estate and Conference Center,
located in two 19th-century mansions
on 26 acres, revolutionized the meeting
industry when it opened in 1964, and
today it’s still the industry-leading
destination.
With all of this going for it, the Smart
Choice is definitely to meet, stay and
play in Westchester County!
To learn more, explore our website at
www.westchestertourism.com
Scenic View in Peekskill
IN THIS GUIDE, LOOK FOR THESE SYMBOLS:
African-American Garden Revolutionary War
Heritage Enjoy the horticultural highlights of “The Redcoats are coming!” A cry
Explore the rich and compelling history majestic properties that surround heard as patriots fought the British
of the African-American community, stately mansions, castles and historic in Westchester. George Washington
dating back to the 17th century. These sites. commanded the war from the
destinations recognize and celebrate Hudson Valley area, living close to
contributions made to our unique the troops that would bring our
American identity. nation to independence. Sense the
life of a patriot as you learn about
Westchester’s important role in the
founding of our country.
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8. welcome
Seven Don’t-Miss
Destinations
Certain attractions in Westchester County are more than just
acclaimed cultural institutions, important heritage sites or
extraordinary settings. They offer a unique appeal that helps
to define Westchester. Here is a collection of must-see
destinations sure to delight all who visit:
CARAMOOR CENTER NEUBERGER MUSEUM
FOR MUSIC AND THE OF ART
ARTS One of the region’s finest cultural
Enjoy one of the nation’s top five resources and an integral part
of SUNY Purchase, the museum Kykuit, The Rockefeller Estate
outdoor festivals. For seven weeks
each summer, two outdoor theaters features Modern American art,
resonate with the music of the Westchester’s only permanent
world’s finest classical, pops, opera exhibition of African art and HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY
changing exhibitions. Open www.hudsonvalley.org
and jazz artists. During fall and
Tues.-Sun., 12-5pm. Closed Mon.
spring, the entertainment moves KYKUIT, THE ROCKEFELLER interpreters lead tours of the manor
and major holidays.
indoors to the Music Room. The ESTATE house, gristmill, 18th-century barn,
Rosen House, a Mediterranean- 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase
This extraordinary landmark was slave garden and tenant farmhouse.
style mansion surrounded by a 914-251-6100
home to four generations of the A museum shop and picnic area are
beautiful garden, has a collection www.neuberger.org
Rockefeller family. Tour the main on site. Summer hours, 10am-5pm
of Renaissance and Eastern rooms of the six-story stone house; daily except Tues.; Nov. and Dec.,
decorative and fine art. HUDSON RIVER the expansive terraced gardens 10am-4pm on weekends. Closed
149 Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah MUSEUM containing an exceptional collection Jan.-Mar. Purchase tickets online.
914-232-1252 (box office), The galleries and restored period of Picasso tapestries, and the Coach Rt. 9, Sleepy Hollow
914-232-5035 ext. 221 (tours) room of Glenview, a vintage Barn with classic automobiles and 914-631-3992
www.caramoor.org Hudson River home, showcase horse-drawn carriages. Artists
American art, history and science. include Henry Moore, Alexander VAN CORTLANDT MANOR ✪
KATONAH MUSEUM The Hudson Riverama simulates Calder, Louise Nevelson and David Visit the former home of New
the river with scenic designs, Smith. Tours May-Nov. daily except York’s prominent Van Cortlandt
OF ART Tues., departing from nearby
Visual arts are beautifully displayed interactive experiences, multi- family, and see its outstanding
media technology, aquariums and Philipsburg Manor, 381 North collection of American decorative
through an innovative exhibition Broadway. Purchase tickets online.
and education programs. The a scale model. Explore outer space arts, beautiful gardens, a tenant
inside Andrus Planetarium. Open Sleepy Hollow farmer’s house and a tavern. A gift
acclaimed Children’s Learning 914-631-8200
Center is free to families and the year-round, Wed.-Sun. 12-5pm. shop and picnic area are on site.
Sculpture Garden provides refuge 511 Warburton Ave., Yonkers Tours are led by costumed guides.
914-963-4550 UNION CHURCH OF Late May-early Sept., Thurs.-
and visual pleasure. Also offered POCANTICO HILLS
are outdoor concerts, “artful” www.hrm.org Sun. 11am-5pm. Closed Jan.-Apr.
Brilliant light floods the tiny Purchase tickets online.
parties, trips to other museums and sanctuary from 10 stained-glass
private collections. Guided tours LYNDHURST South Riverside Ave., Croton-on-
windows that are the work of Hudson
daily at 2:30pm. Visit Alexander Jackson Davis’s modern masters Henri Matisse
134 Jay St., Katonah 1838 Gothic Revival masterpiece 914-271-8981
and Marc Chagall, commissioned
914-232-9555 to marvel at the same dramatic by the Rockefeller family. Open
www.katonahmuseum.org views of the Hudson River once WASHINGTON IRVING’S
Mon., Wed., Thurs. and Fri. 11am- SUNNYSIDE
enjoyed by railroad baron Jay 5pm; Sat. 10am-5pm; Sun. 2-5pm
Gould. Lyndhurst is also renowned Visit the cozy “Snuggery” of
THE PERFORMING (unless church activities are being beloved author Washington Irving,
for its outstanding collections held). Closed Jan.-Mar. Purchase
ARTS CENTER and beautiful landscape. Call for a whose Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Now in its 35th season, the tickets online. has delighted generations of
schedule of special events. Open 555 Bedford Rd., Sleepy Hollow
center annually offers 50+ top mid-Apr.-Oct., Tues.-Sun. 10am- readers. His charming home sits
performances of dance, classical 914-631-8200 on the banks of the Hudson amid a
4:15pm; Nov.-Apr., weekends
music, jazz, theater and family 10am-3:30pm. wonderfully romantic landscape. A
events. Four theaters include an 635 South Broadway, Tarrytown PHILIPSBURG MANOR ✪ gift shop and picnic area are on site.
experimental black box theater. A 914-631-4481 This late 17th-/early 18th-century Tours are led by costumed guides.
café is on site, with a Starbucks www.lyndhurst.org milling, farming and trading Summer hours, 10am-5pm, closed
located on campus. complex was once part of the Tues. Winter hours (Nov.-Dec.),
SUNY Purchase, 735 Anderson Hill Philipse estate, tenanted by 10am-4pm weekends only. Closed
Rd., Purchase European farmers and operated Jan.-Mar. Purchase tickets online.
914-251-6200 by enslaved Africans. Walk along West Sunnyside Ln., Tarrytown
www.artscenter.org a wooded path to the heart of 914-591-8763
Sleepy Hollow country. Costumed
African-American Heritage Site Garden Revolutionary War Site
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10. history & heritage
Journey Back In Time
Discover the nation’s past at sites vi
village green, tells the story of the development
that played a key role in the American of colonial society and the road to Revolution.
Revolution. Visit the Jacob Purdy Visit a monument to the First Rhode
House which twice served as Island Regiment, comprised mostly of
Washington’s headquarters; the enslaved blacks ordered to defend
garden-glorious Katonah homestead northern Westchester in 1780. Make your
of patriot John Jay; and the Elijah way to Philipse Manor Hall, a museum
Miller House from which Washington of history, art and architecture with an
commanded the Battle of White Plains. impressive collection of portraits, including
Admire collections of artifacts at the six Presidents from New York State.
the Horace Greeley House, home to Learn about the selflessness of missionaries
one of America’s revolutionaries. Find at the Maryknoll Mission Center and
still more insights at the Hastings Museum.
Historical Society which features Other museums, memorials and historic
a walking tour of the Hastings-on- houses recognize the creation of democracy,
Hudson village. The 18th-century Saint the fight for freedom and Westchester’s
Paul’s Church, with its cemetery and Saint Paul’s Church important role in it all.
Historic Sites & Museums women’s rights. Guided tour and exhibits. Open Schoolhouse and 1798 Quaker Meeting House.
year-round. Tues.-Thurs. and Sat., 1-4pm. Tavern served as Colonial militia headquarters,
Bedford 1787 Court House www.newcastlehistoricalsociety.org stagecoach stop and town hall. Period antiques
and furnishings. Tours Apr.-Nov. excluding holi-
Westchester’s oldest government building; Jacob Purdy House ✪ days, Wed. 2-4pm, Sun. 2-5 pm and by appt.
northern county seat 1787-1870. Managed by 60 Park Ave., White Plains 914-682-8426
Bedford Historical Society. Court room, museum Circa-1720 farmhouse was Washington’s base Old Dutch Church and Burying Ground
and 1829 “Stone Jug” School House. Self-guided during Battle of White Plains. Open by appt. 42 N. Broadway, Tarrytown 914-631-1123
walking tour of other historic buildings. Considered the oldest functioning church and
www.bedfordhistoricalsociety.org Jay Heritage Center cemetery in New York State. Built by Frederick
210 Boston Post Rd., Rye 914-698-9275 Philipse in 1685, featuring a distinctive wooden
Boyhood home of founding father John Jay, with pulpit and sounding-board canopy. Cemetery
Croton’s History Museum
1838, Greek revival Peter Augustus Jay House. tours Sun. at 2pm, Memorial Day weekend
One Van Wyck St., Croton-on-Hudson 914-271-4574
Tours, exhibitions and events. Carriage House through end of October. Group tours by appt.
Documents, images and artifacts showcase local
with history exhibit open Tues.-Fri. 10am-4pm. www.olddutchburyingground.org
history. Maintained by the Croton Historical
Jay House open Sun. 2-5pm from May-Sept. and
Society. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-4pm.
by appt. Docent-guided and self-guided tours. Ossining Historical Society Museum
www.jaycenter.org 196 Croton Ave., Ossining 914-941-0001
Cudner-Hyatt House Housed in the 1872 Austin House, with items
937 Post Rd., Scarsdale 914-723-1744
John Jay Homestead- from Sing Sing Prison as well as historical maps,
Two-story clapboard farmhouse built in the State Historic Site ✪ military artifacts, photos and furniture. Open year-
1740s. Mid-19th-century furnishings, textiles 914-232-5651 round, Tues., Wed. and Sun. 1-4pm and by appt.
and tools reflect the lives of the Cudners (1734- Federal-style home of America’s first U.S. www.ossininghistorical.org
1836) and Hyatts (1836-1972). Open year-round. Supreme Court Chief Justice and descendants.
Mon.-Fri. 10am-4pm. Weekends by appt. Furnished rooms, formal gardens and herb Ossining Urban Cultural Park Museum
www.scarsdalehistory.org garden. Open Apr.-Oct. Tues.-Sat. 10am-4 pm; 95 Broadway, Ossining 914-941-3189
Sun. 11am-4pm. Call for holiday and winter hours. “Up the River: Sing Sing Prison” includes a rep-
Hastings Historical Society www.johnjayhomestead.org lica of the Sing Sing electric chair, a prison cell
407 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson 914-478-2249 from 1825, a present-day cell and the history of
Historic observatory with archives, artifacts and Maryknoll Mission Center and Museum penology. “Down the River: The Old Aqueduct”
photos of this riverside village incorporated in 55 Ryder Rd., Ossining 914-941-7636 ext. 2670 describes the 40-mile-long aqueduct built in
1879. Free map: “The Museum in the Streets,” Interactive exhibits about Maryknoll Fathers and 1843. Open year-round. Mon.-Sat. 10am-4pm.
a historic walking tour. Open year-round except Brothers serving poor and powerless through
holidays, Mon. and Thurs. 10am-2pm. Africa, Asia and Latin America mission work. Peekskill Museum
www.hastingshistorical.org Open Tues.-Sun. 9am-5pm. Free admission. 124 Union Ave., Peekskill 914-736-0473
www.museumoflivingmission.org Seven-room house museum was home of
Horace Greeley House/ Herrick family, designed by architect William
New Castle Historical Society North Castle Historical Society’s Rutherford Mead in 1877. Three permanent
100 King St., Chappaqua 914-238-4666 Education Complex exhibits: the Ladies Victorian Bedroom, the
Country home of Horace Greeley, 1864-1872, 440 Bedford Rd., Armonk 914-273-4510 Marion Boyle Children’s Room and the Peekskill
editor of The New York Tribune, Presidential Includes Historic Smith’s Tavern, Brundage Stove Collection. Open Sat. 1-4pm and by appt.
candidate, foe of slavery and advocate of Blacksmith Shop, East Middle Patent One-Room www.peekskillmuseum.org
African-American Heritage Site Garden Revolutionary War Site
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Philipse Manor Hall York State. Well-preserved example of Anglo- Square House Museum ✪
State Historic Site Dutch home. Guided tours available. Open Sun. One Purchase St., Rye
29 Warburton Ave. at Dock St., Yonkers 914-965-4027 in May, June, Sept. and Oct. 2-4pm. 914-967-7588
National Historic Landmark and official project www.yonkershistory.org Former tavern, built in 1730, hosted George
of Save America’s Treasures. High-style Geor- Washington. Now houses Rye Historical Society.
gian mansion was home to wealthy Loyalist Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tours of period rooms, plus changing exhibits.
Fredrick Philipse III. Original 1750s papier- 914-631-0081 Open Tues.-Fri. 9am-4pm, Sat. 10am-3pm.
mâché ceiling and 1868 Gothic Chamber. Open Final resting place for Washington Irving, www.ryehistoricalsociety.org
year-round for tours. Groups by appt. William Rockefeller, Walter Chrysler, Andrew
www.philipsemanorhall.blogspot.com Carnegie and Samuel Gompers. Gates open Thomas Paine Cottage ✪
daily 8:30am-4:30pm. Get map at office or South 20 Sicard Ave., New Rochelle
Pound Ridge Museum Gate. Day and evening walking tours Apr-Nov. 914-633-1776
255 Westchester Ave., Pound Ridge 914-764-4333
www.sleepyhollowcemetery.com Former home of Thomas Paine, father of
Permanent history exhibits about Pound Ridge American Revolution. Original 18th- and 19th-
housed in former Lecture Room built in 1853.
Sleepy Hollow Light House century artifacts and furniture. Displays about
914-366-5109 City of New Rochelle and one-room school-
Genealogy research material. Open Sat. and
Built in 1883, it is the only caisson-style house. Open year-round. Tues., Thurs., Sat.,
Sun. Mar.-Dec. 3, 2-4pm. Group tours by appt.
lighthouse on the Hudson. Open April-Oct., Sun. 10am-5 pm; Fri. 2-5pm.
www.prhsmuseum.com
Sun., 1-3pm. Group tours by reservation. www.thomaspainecottage.org
www.villageofsleepyhollow.org
Saint Paul’s Church National
Historic Site ✪ Thomas Paine Memorial Museum ✪
Somers Historical Society 983 North Ave., New Rochelle
897 S. Columbus Ave., Mount Vernon 914-667-4116 Rts. 100 & 202, Somers 914-277-4977 914-740-5343
Restored Colonial church (1763-1787) used National Historic Landmark built by Hachaliah Artifacts and works of Thomas Paine, patriot
as Revolutionary War hospital, village green Bailey and located in Elephant Hotel. Permanent and human rights leader. Monument outside.
museum and historic cemetery. National Park exhibits on circus and local history, as well as Open year-round. Sat.-Sun. 2-4pm, or by appt.
Service property with interpretive and self- changing exhibitions. Open year-round, Thurs. www.thomaspaine.org
guided tours. Costumed reenactments. Open 2-4pm and by appt. for research.
Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm and for special events; Westchester Veterans Museum
second Sat. each month 12-4pm. Sparta Cemetery ✪ Lasdon Park, Arboretum and Veterans
www.nps.gov/sapa Revolutionary Rd., Ossining 914-941-0001 Memorial
Two-acre grave site for village’s early settlers Rt. 35, Somers 914-682-4949
Sherwood House and 119 known veterans, Revolutionary War Photos, paintings, prints and military memorabilia
340 Tuckahoe Rd., Yonkers 914-961-8940 through World War II. Owned and maintained by of conflicts from the Revolutionary War to present,
Tenant farmhouse from 1740 is among few the Ossining Historical Society Museum. in which Westchester residents served. Open
existing pre-Revolutionary homesteads in New www.ossininghistorical.org Sat.-Sun. 12-4pm. Call about weekday tours.
Yorktown Museum
1974 Commerce St., Yorktown 914-962-2970
Permanent exhibit rooms include sensory
environment exhibit on Mohegan Indians,
furnished period rooms circa 1750-1850, period
dollhouses, railroad room with HO scale-model
layout of Putnam Division line in Yorktown
area, and farm room displaying antique tools
and equipment. Rotating exhibits of patchwork
quilts, toys and dolls, strange patent models,
clothes from the past, and more. Open year-
round. Tues.-Thurs. 11am-4pm, Sun. 12-3pm.
www.yorktownmuseum.org
Jacob Purdy House
September 11 Memorial Mural “The Rising” September 11 Memorial
Memorials
Webb Field, Hartsdale
Gold Star Mothers Monument 2,000+ hand-painted tiles related
Next to River Branch Library, Yonkers to events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Honors mothers who have lost children in service
to the USA. Veteran and War Memorials
Lasdon Park & Arboretum, Somers
The Great Hunger Memorial Merchant Marine Memorial, Trail of Honor,
V. Everit Macy Park, Ardsley Korean War Memorial and Vietnam Veterans
Recognizes impact of the Great Hunger of 19th- Memorial.
century Ireland.
The War Dog Memorial - Hartsdale Pet
“The Rising” September 11 Memorial Cemetery
Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla 75 N. Central Ave., Hartsdale
An 80-foot-high steel structure honoring Erected in 1923 to honor military dogs that
Westchester residents who died on September served in World War I.
11, 2001.
Westchester Holocaust Memorial
Martine Ave., White Plains
Recognizes lives lost during Holocaust.
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12. arts & culture
Shining the Spotlight
On Your Interests
Westchester County gets rave reviews for the top-quality Symphony, formerly an orchestra, is now a full-fledged
performances, films and fine art featured at its theaters, symphony. If you love listening to music outside, check
studios and galleries. out the Caramoor Center for Music & the Arts, home
The Katonah Museum of Art, which has a sculpture to well-known summer and fall music festivals featuring
garden, is dedicated to the classical and jazz music.
visual arts, while the Neuberger Westchester Philharmonic The Emelin Theatre in
Museum of Art showcases Mamaroneck explores a little bit of
African art and contemporary everything for every taste – jazz,
and emerging artists. The Clay folk, pop, bluegrass, classical,
Art Center recently added comedy, dance and many family-
650 square feet of gallery friendly productions. You can also
space to display and sell the visit the Performing Arts Center
work of nationally recognized at SUNY Purchase, the largest
ceramic artists. And Kykuit, regional performing arts center
the Rockefeller Estate, has located between New York City and
Picassos, Warhols and other Canada.
works by celebrated artists See a movie in style at Pelham’s
within a mansion surrounded Picture House, which recently
by extraordinary gardens. reopened after a $1.1 million
Many venues, such as The renovation. Enjoy venues designed
Arts Exchange, home to for a specific genre,
ArtsWestchester and dedicated Performing Arts Center such as the Axial
to showcasing local artists, are Theatre devoted
available to rent for events. to showcasing
The White Plains new plays; the
Performing Arts Center Jacob Burns Film
features shows that have Center, which
gotten a lot of Tony Award brings independent
attention, including “Lend Me a Tenor” films to the public,
and “The Secret Garden.” often followed by
The Copland House in Cortlandt Manor, Q&As with the
where famed composer Aaron Copland lived for director and board
the last 30 years of his life, is now restored as a member Janet
creative center for American music. Maslin, a former
The Westchester film critic for The
Philharmonic New York Times;
delivers a scintillating DID YOU KNOW ... and the Taconic
schedule of classical Opera, dedicated
Hudson River School artist
music and pops to producing
Jasper Cropsey, who lived
pieces, with guest three fully staged
at Ever Rest in Hastings-on-
performances performances per
by such stars as Hudson, died in anonymity in year.
violinist Nadja 1900, but his brilliant landscapes For something
Salerno-Sonnenberg were rediscovered in the a bit different,
and saxophonist 1960s. His work now hangs in visit the charming and teeny Union Church of
Branford Marsalis. the White House and many Pocantico Hills – “the Rockefellers’ church” – to
The Westchester museums across the country. admire six stunning Chagall stained-glass windows
Chamber plus one magnificent Matisse window.
African-American Heritage Site Garden Revolutionary War Site
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13. arts & culture
Performing Arts Tarrytown Music Hall Open Sat.-Sun. 12-6pm and by appt.
13 Main St., Tarrytown 914-631-3390 www.hvcca.com
The Arts Exchange Built in 1885, it is the oldest operating theater
31 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains 914-428-4220 in Westchester. Architecturally and acoustically Maryknoll Sisters Heritage Exhibit
Rotating exhibitions all year. Free admission. magnificent, 843-seat venue. Home to top- 10 Pines Bridge Rd., Maryknoll 914-941-7575
notch jazz, folk, blues and classical concerts, Art and artifacts document the first group of
Also home to “Live@ArtsWestchester,” a
plays, musicals, operas, comedy, dance American religious women, devoted to service
performance and spoken-word series with live
performances, recordings and films. in foreign countries since 1912. Daily 10am-
jazz, world music, readings and other events. www.tarrytownmusichall.org 4pm. Guided tours by appt.
www.artswestchester.org
Westchester Broadway Theatre The Studio
Axial Theatre 1 Broadway Plaza, Elmsford 914-592-2222 2 Maryland Ave., Armonk 914-273-1452
St. John’s Episcopal Church Community House, Classic Broadway-caliber musical revivals and Contemporary art gallery offering year-round
8 Sunnyside Rd., Pleasantville 914-962-8828 other special performances at the longest- exhibitions. Outdoor sculpture garden open
Producing and presenting new works for the running, year-round Actor’s Equity theater in daily. Gallery hours: Sat.-Sun. 1-5pm.
stage. New York State. Ticket price includes meal www.thestudiony-alternative.org
www.axialtheatre.org served at your table. Group sales: 914-592-2225,
Luxury boxes: 914-592-8730. By Appointment
Bendheim Performing Arts Center www.broadwaytheatre.com
999 Wilmot Rd., Scarsdale 914-472-3300 ext. 403 Aaron Copland House
A 200+-seat theater offering musical and
Westchester Community College P.O. Box 2177, Cortlandt Manor 914-788-4659
75 Grasslands Rd., Valhalla 914-606-6262 Rock Hill was home to the famous composer,
theatrical performances, films, comedy acts,
A variety of musical, dance and theatrical 1960-1990. Now a creative center for American
children’s programs and lively discourse with events. Friday evening film series. music. Appt.-only tours.
leading intellectuals, followed by intimate www.sunywcc.edu www.coplandhouse.org
receptions with celebrities.
www.jccmw.org Westchester Philharmonic Bush Homestead ✪
123 Main St., White Plains 914-682-3707 479 King St., Port Chester 914-939-2354
Emelin Theatre The only fully professional symphony orchestra Farmhouse built in 1740s, inhabited by several
153 Library Ln., Mamaroneck 914-698-0098 serving Westchester, with innovative generations of Bush family. General Israel
Featuring the very best in theater, family performances and the finest new artists. Putnam’s Revolutionary War headquarters.
programming, film and music, including folk, www.westchesterphil.org
bluegrass, indie rock, country, pop, Latin, etc. Ever Rest
www.emelin.org White Plains Performing Arts Center 49 Washington Ave., Hastings-on-Hudson
11 City Place, White Plains 914-328-1600
914-478-1372
The 410-seat theater hosts local, national
Jacob Burns Film Center Former home and studio of Hudson River
and international performing artists, eclectic School artist Jasper Cropsey, built in 1835.
364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville 914-747-5555
entertainment and classic Broadway musicals.
State-of-the-art, three-screen theater presenting www.newingtoncropsey.com
www.WPPAC.com
independent, documentary and foreign films.
Film discussions with actors, critics and others. Flat Iron Artists, Open Studios
Woodward Hall Theatre at Pace 105 S. Division St., Peekskill 914-734-1894
www.burnsfilmcenter.org University
Guided tours of more than 100 area artists
235 Elm Rd., Briarcliff Manor 914-271-2811
represented by the Flat Iron Gallery, and seven
Music Conservatory of Westchester Professional theater produces plays new to
art studios at the Flat Iron Building. Open
216 Central Ave., White Plains 914-761-3900 Westchester, plus staged readings of original
Thurs.-Sun. 12-6pm and by appt.
High-quality music, musical theater and music plays. Located in Woodward Hall Theatre at
www.flatiron.qpg.com
therapy for 80 years. A not-for-profit community Pace University’s Briarcliff Manor campus.
www.hudsonstage.com
school of arts for all ages and abilities, offering Jacob Purdy House ✪
group classes and individual lessons. 60 Park Ave., White Plains 914-328-1776
Art Museums & Galleries The oldest historic structure in White Plains,
Paramount Center for the Arts this 1720 Colonial farmhouse twice served as
Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Garden
1008 Brown St., Peekskill 914-739-2333 George Washington’s headquarters.
PepsiCo World Headquarters, Anderson Hill Rd.,
Restored 1,000-seat palace of the 1930s offers arts Purchase 914-253-2001 (for directions) www.whiteplainshistory.org
and entertainment from classical to pop, comedy More than 152 acres with 45 major pieces of
to drama, art exhibitions, independent films, 20th-century sculpture, including works by The Marble School/Eastchester
programs for youth and more. Theater façade Moore, Nevelson and Rodin. Free self-guided Historical Society
features original 2,000-bulb marquee. walk or drive-thru tours. Get map at Information 388 California Rd., Eastchester 914-793-1900
www.paramountcenter.org Booth. Open daily, year-round. Memorial Day to Restored one-room schoolhouse built in 1835.
Labor Day 7am-6:30pm, other days 9am-5pm. www.ehs1835.org
Pelham Picture House
914-738-7337 The Hammond Museum and Newington Cropsey Foundation
Restored 1921 Picture House offers a community- Japanese Stroll Garden Gallery of Art
28 Deveau Rd., North Salem 914-669-5033 25 Cropsey Ln., Hastings-on-Hudson 914-478-7990
based, nonprofit alternative to commercial movie
Eastern and Western exhibits, a 3.5-acre Among world’s largest Jasper Cropsey collection.
theaters, showing the best in new independent
Japanese garden, gift shop and café. School www.newingtoncropsey.com
and classic cinema.
and group tours Apr.-Nov. Wed.-Sat. 12-4pm.
www.paramountcenter.org Stepping Stones
www.hammondmuseum.org
62 Oak Rd., Katonah 914-232-4822
The Schoolhouse Theater Hudson Valley Center for Historic home of Bill and Lois Wilson, respective
3 Owens Rd., Croton Falls 914-277-8477 Contemporary Art co-founders of AA and Al-Anon Family groups.
Professional regional theater offering 1701 Main St., Peekskill 914-788-0100 National Historic Site. Guided tours by appt.
three productions each season, children’s Long-term installations, rotating exhibitions, www.steppingstones.org
performances, readings and special events. gallery talks and public education programs
www.schoolhousetheater.org showcase works from the global art community.
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14. recreation & leisure
Happy 50th for Our Parks
Our parks are sculpture garden. A couple of acclaimed
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
celebrating a big options are Kykuit, The Rockefeller Estate
birthday, turning 50! in Pocantico Hills, and The Donald M.
Westchester’s park Kendall Sculpture Gardens in Purchase.
system also happens to Westchester is also home to a half-dozen
include more than 50 challenging,
parks and recreation 18-hole golf
areas, ranging from courses. Enjoy
the historic, four-acre, the natural
beaux-arts Patriots topography
Park in Tarrytown to and steep
the wild, 4,315-acre slopes at
Ward Pound Ridge Dunwoodie
Reservation. Golf Course
Several serene in Yonkers or
destinations offer the always
exceptional hikes intimidating
throughout the year. water hazards
Scenic Hudson Park and linear play
in Irvington offers at Sprain Lake
magnificent views of Grand Prix New York Golf Course.
the Hudson River and For all sorts
timeless New York of family fun,
skyline, as well as there are beaches, boat outings,
opportunities to enjoy DID YOU KNOW ... kayak trails, fishing piers and a
picnicking, paddling The castles at Glen Island Park, variety of private recreational
and bird watching. A reminiscent of those in Germany’s facilities. Try out Grand Prix New
RiverWalk is progressing along the Rhineland, were constructed in York & Spins Bowl for thrilling
Hudson. When completed, it will have the late 19th century for use as a bumper-to-bumper racing, or
51.5 miles of trail; already 33 miles have
beer garden and restaurant when enjoy a friendly laser war inside
been incorporated. Funfuzion at New Roc City. The
the park was known as Glen
On a scintillating summer weekend, Playland Amusement Park has
Island Casino.
“communing with nature” can mean provided family fun since 1928.
bringing a picnic lunch to an outdoor
Amusements & Entertainment megaplex. Video games, rides, laser tag, glow Sound. Swimming pool, lake boating, picnic
bowling, mini golf, billiards and indoor go-karting. area, fireworks, mini golf and indoor ice skating.
The Cliffs Specializing in birthday parties and group events. www.ryeplayland.org
www.funfuziononline.com
More than 13,000 sq. ft. of indoor rock climbing. Beaches
Parties, events, instruction and outdoor trips. Grand Prix New York & Spins Bowl
www.TheCliffsClimbing.com 333 North Bedford Rd., Mount Kisco 914-241-3131 Croton Point Park
Indoor open-wheel racing, arcade, laser tag, Croton Point Ave., Croton-on-Hudson 914-862-5290
Elmsford Raceway billiards and acclaimed dining. State-of-the-art www.westchestergov.com/parks
342-344 Saw Mill River Rd., Elmsford 914-592-5375 bowling center. Group events.
Slot-car racing for all ages. Indoor model car racing. www.gpny.com Lakeside at Osceola
General racing, parties and corporate events. 399 East Main St., Jefferson Valley 914-245-3246
www.flatoutfun.com Playland Amusement Park www.lakesideatosceola.com
Playland Pkwy., Rye 914-813-7010
Funfuzion at New Roc City America’s first planned amusement park. Roller Playland Park
19 LeCount Place, New Rochelle 914-637-7575 coasters, vertical thrills, water rides and Kiddy- Playland Pkwy., Rye 914-813-7010
Westchester’s largest indoor entertainment land. Beach, boardwalk and pier on Long Island www.ryeplayland.org
African-American Heritage Site Garden Revolutionary War Site
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15. Boat Launching Ramps people aboard 20- to 35-foot vessels. Sailing Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
lessons, sailing club and youth program. Rts. 35 & 121 , Cross River 914-864-7317
Croton Point Park www.crotonsailing.com Open-faced lean-tos, each accommodating up
to eight persons, for daily or overnight rental
Croton Point Ave., Croton-on-Hudson 914-862-5290
throughout the year.
Boat and kayak launching. Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park www.westchestergov.com/parks
2957 Crompond Rd., Yorktown Heights 914-245-4434
George’s Island Park Seasonal rowboat rentals on lake and pond.
Cross-Country Skiing/
Dutch St., Montrose 914-737-7530 www.nysparks.com
Boat launching ramps.
Sledding/Snowshoeing
Playland Park 914-864-PARK
Peekskill Riverfront Green Park Playland Pkwy., Rye 914-813-7010 Permitted on most county-owned golf courses
Railroad Ave., Peekskill 914-734-7275 Pedal boats and lake cruise. May-Labor Day. and other selected locations, pending weather.
Municipal launch. www.ryeplayland.org Call about locations and conditions. Mon.-Fri.
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Playland Park Wampus Pond
Playland Pkwy., Rye 914-813-7010 Rt. 128, Armonk 914-273-3230
Boat launching ramps – kayaks only. Rowboats available Memorial Day-Labor Day.
Weekends and holidays only.
Yonkers Municipal Boat Ramp www.westchestergov.com/parks
Kennedy Marina Park, Yonkers 914-377-6450
Municipal launch. Camping
Boat & Kayak Rentals Blue Mountain Reservation
Welcher Ave., Peekskill 914-862-5275
Atlantic Kayak Tours Year-round rental of rustic Trail Lodge on weekly,
Annsville Creek Paddlesport Center, Rt. 6 / Rt. 9 daily or overnight basis for accredited groups and
Circle, Cortlandt Manor 914-739-2588 agencies. Recreation/dining hall with full kitchen
Hudson River’s only on-water, full-service canoe and fireplace. Two separate dorms each have 15
and kayak center, with rentals and instruction cots and adjoining shower and toilet facilities.
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Apr.-Nov. Seasonal guided tours.
www.atlantickayaktours.com Croton Point Park
Croton Point Ave., Croton-on-Hudson 914-862-5290
Croton Sailing School Cabins and campsites for tents and trailers. Rec
hall, swimming pool and playing fields.
Private, captained Hudson River charters for 1-6 www.westchestergov.com/parks Rockefeller State Park Preserve
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16. recreation & leisure
Cruising Trinity Cruise Company Sprain Lake Golf Course
Charles Point Marina, 5 John Walsh Blvd., Peekskill Grassy Sprain Rd., Yonkers 914-231-3481
American Cruise Lines 914-589-7773 www.westchestergov.com/parks
Cruise the Hudson in a Coast Guard buoy tender. Westchester Golf
Seven-night fall foliage tours in Oct. Hudson Several daily tours. Seasonal, Wed.-Sun. 761 Dobbs Ferry Rd., White Plains 914-592-6553
Valley itinerary stops in historic Sleepy Hollow. www.trinitycruisecompany.com Seventy-five lighted tees. PGA teaching pros.
Sail from NYC to Albany and back. Yorktown Golf & Baseball Center
www.americancruiselines.com Fishing 2710 Lexington Ave., Mohegan Lake 914-526-8337
Two-tier, 36-stall, heated practice tees. PGA
Hudson Highland Cruises Westchester County Clerk’s Office: 914-995-3086 teaching pros. Pro shop, baseball batting cages.
Permitted in county-owned streams and lakes, www.yorktowngolfandbaseball.com
Three-hour, narrated cruise on 1917 excursion boat, unless “No Fishing” signs are posted. New York
passing through Hudson Highlands from Peekskill State fishing license required. Golf Courses - Public &
to West Point. Last Sat. of each month, May-Oct. www.westchestergov.com/parks Semi-Private
Reservations required. Private party cruises.
www.commanderboat.com Golf - Driving Ranges Doral Golf Club
Anderson Hill Rd., Rye Brook 914-939-5500
Hudson Valley Riverboat Tours Nine holes, par 35, 3,200 yards. Pro shop, driving
845-597-7272
Dunwoodie Golf Course
Wasylenko Ln., Yonkers 914-231-3490 range, putting green, restaurant.
Sail the Hudson River out of Peekskill on a
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Mississippi-style paddleboat. Sunday brunches, Dunwoodie Golf Course
Murder Mystery dinners, July 4 and Celebrate Wasylenko Ln., Yonkers 914-231-3490
Peekskill Fireworks cruises, and Fall Foliage Fairview Golf Center Eighteen holes, par 70, 5,778 yards. Pro shop,
300 Waterside Dr., Elmsford 914-592-1669 driving range, snack bar, restaurant.
cruises. Private charters. Reservations required.
www.tahitiqueen.com Two-tier practice area with 38 heated stalls, year- www.westchestergov.com/golf
round. PGA teaching pros. Pro shop and snack bar.
New York Sailing School www.fairviewgolfcenter.com Hudson Hills Golf Course
22 Pelham Rd., New Rochelle 914-235-6052 Croton Dam Rd., Ossining 914-864-3000
Sunset sails and overnight adventures from New Mohansic Golf Course Eighteen holes, par 72, 6,800 yards. Pro shop,
Rochelle to historic seaports. Reservations required. Baldwin Rd., Yorktown Heights 914-862-5283 restaurant, showers, locker rooms.
www.nyss.com www.westchestergov.com/parks www.hudsonhillsgolf.com
Prestige Yacht Charters Sports Underdome Lake Isle Country Club
914-723-4510 657 Garden Ave., Mount Vernon 914-663-2323 660 White Plains Rd., Eastchester 914-961-3453
Indoor golf facility and playing fields. Eighteen holes, par 70 (men) and 72 (women).
Luxury yacht charters for special occasions.
www.sportsunderdome.com
www.prestigeyachtcharters.com Pro shop, dining, swimming pools and tennis.
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Rooftop Garden for outdoor relaxation, Sunset
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Maple Moor Golf Course Miniature Golf Bronx River Pathway
North St., White Plains 914-995-9200 914-864-PARK
Eighteen holes, par 71, 6,275 yards. Pro shop, Fairview Golf Center Three paved segments extending nine miles
snack bar, restaurant. 300 Waterside Dr., Elmsford 914-592-1669 in an 807-acre, linear park. Ideal for bicycling,
www.westchestergov.com/golf www.fairviewgolfcenter.com nature study, hiking and walking.
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Mohansic Golf Course Funfuzion glow
Baldwin Rd., Yorktown Heights 914-862-5283 19 LeCount Place, New Rochelle 914-637-7575 Colonial Greenway
Eighteen holes, par 70, 6,385 yards. Pro shop, 914-864-PARK
Glow-in-the-dark indoor course at New Roc City.
driving range, snack bar, restaurant, locker rooms. www.funfuziononline.com Fifteen-mile, unpaved trail with varied surfaces.
www.westchestergov.com/golf Hiking, walking, nature study. No bicycles.
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Playland Park
Pehquenakonck Country Club Playland Pkwy., Rye 914-813-7010
101 Bloomerside Rd., North Salem 914-669-6776
North County Trailway
www.ryeplayland.org
914-864-PARK
Nine holes, par 68 (two sets of tees). An 18-hole
A 22.1-mile trail from Mount Pleasant north to
round is 4,104 yards. Snack bar. Saxon Wood Park the Putnam County line in Yorktown.
Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains 914-381-4843
www.westchestergov.com/parks
Pound Ridge Golf
18 High Ridge Rd., Pound Ridge 914-764-5771 Tibbetts Brook Park Old Croton Aqueduct Trail/
Pete Dye-designed, 18 holes, par 72, 7,171 yards. Midland Ave., Yonkers 914-557-5046 State Historic Park
Restaurant, range, pro shop. 914-693-5259
Yorktown Golf & Baseball Center Tree-lined, 26.2-mile portion of a 41-mile trailway
Saxon Woods Golf Course 2710 Lexington Ave., Mohegan Lake 914-526-8337 shows off historic treasures along the Hudson
Mamaroneck Rd., Scarsdale 914-231-3461 www.yorktowngolfandbaseball.com River. Aqueduct is a National Historic Landmark.
Eighteen holes, par 71, 6,354 yards. Pro shop, Trail connects to 97-acre Croton Gorge Park,
restaurant, locker rooms. Hiking & Biking with view of dam. Detailed trail map for sale.
www.westchestergov.com/golf Open year-round.
Briarcliff - Peekskill Trailway www.aqueduct.org
Sprain Lake Golf Course 914-864-PARK
Grassy Sprain Rd., Yonkers 914-231-3481 Unpaved trailway in 12-mile linear park from South County Trailway
Eighteen holes, par 70, 6,026 yards. Pro shop, Ossining to the Blue Mountain Reservation in 914-864-PARK
driving range, snack bar, restaurant. Peekskill. No bicycles. A 14.1-mile paved trail from Yonkers to Elmsford.
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