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New York Soldiers of the Great War. Fallen New York Soldiers of World War One. Larchmont’s Roll of Honor. The following is a link to the entire collection of scanned pages from Soldiers of the Great War. Soldiers of the Great War, New York State Collection. The following is a link to instructions to search the collection. The collection is part of the Photo Archive of the Larchmont Historical Society. Enter a family name or place name here:. Resources For Further Research. Other State "Great War" Projects.
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Archives | LHS Newsletter
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Historical Wonders: Barry Avenue AME Zion Church. By Katherine Samon, The Larchmont Patch. Barry Avenue AME Zion Church Credit Katherine Ann Samon. On a Sunday morning, open the red door to Barry Avenue AME Zion Church, on North Barry Street on the Mamaroneck and Rye Neck border, and the singing backed by piano, drums, tambourine, and clapping warms the air. You could very well be entering past and future beyond the 1903 marker indicating when the church was built. Read more →.
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From the Archive | LHS Newsletter
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From the Archives, January, 2010. Lynne Crowley, Archivist. Joe Vandernoot at his front door at 27 Walnut Ave. A few months ago I got an email from longtime Larchmont resident Frank Cox. He said that he and his wife Mary wanted to surprise her father, Joseph Vandernoot, for Christmas with a Century Homes Club plaque for his over 100 year old house at 27 Walnut Avenue. Inspired we were to be the elves to their collective Santa Claus, we delved into our files to research the background of the house. By 196...
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2011 LHS House Tour May 15th | LHS Newsletter
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2011 LHS House Tour May 15th. January 17, 2011 Filed under: Events. The House Tour takes place today – Sunday May 15th – from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. There have been intermittent brief rain showers but the houses are all within a brief walking distance, so bring an umbrella and enjoy the tour. The Tour is open to Historical Society members and the public. The following are the ticket prices:. House Tour and Reception: Members $45, Guests $55. House Tour Sunday May 15th, 1:00-5:00 pm.
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Steely Presents Original “Bad Santa” | LHS Newsletter
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Steely Presents Original Bad Santa. January 4, 2014 Filed under: Articles. According to tradition, said Steely, if you were good, Saint Nicholas brought goodies. But for those children who misbe-haved, the punishment was Krampus: a whipping with switches for small offenses, but for the very naughty they would be grabbed by the creature’s long tongue and taken away to be eaten or sent to Hell! Dee van Eyck, LHS Board Member. The Larchmont Historical Society. Cemeteries in Larchmont and Mamaroneck.
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Fire History | LHS Newsletter
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Addition to flapper attire, feathers and fedoras, many of the guests ‘costumes paid homage to past fire fighting attire. Members of the LHS Fire History Committee wore parade-worthy firefighting costumes dating from the 1860s, complete with antique helmets illuminated with real flame throwing torches! The Larchmont Historical Society. Cemeteries in Larchmont and Mamaroneck. New York Soldiers of the Great War. Slavery in Mamaroneck Township. Created by Themes by bavotasan.com.
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Slavery in Mamaroneck Township | LHS Newsletter
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Slavery in Mamaroneck Township. January 4, 2014 Filed under: Articles. Date: Sunday, January 19th. Time: 3:30 to 5:00 pm. Place: Larchmont Village Center. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. For information, contact Dee van Eyck at 914-834-0449 or deevaneyck@aol.com. The Larchmont Historical Society. Cemeteries in Larchmont and Mamaroneck. New York Soldiers of the Great War. Slavery in Mamaroneck Township. Created by Themes by bavotasan.com.
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Historical Wonders: Barry Avenue AME Zion Church | LHS Newsletter
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Historical Wonders: Barry Avenue AME Zion Church. January 18, 2011 Filed under: Archives. By Katherine Samon, The Larchmont Patch. Barry Avenue AME Zion Church Credit Katherine Ann Samon. The call to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Jan. 17. Is particularly fitting from this church that counts among its founders Robert Purdy, a runaway slave from Louisiana who came to Scarsdale via underground railroad. Many of Purdy’s descendents continue to attend and support the church. Robert Purdy and his wife L...
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Larchmont Historical Fire Company. NY Soldiers of the Great War. Slavery in Mamaroneck Township. Larr; Previous Post. Join Us →.
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Larchmont Historical Fire Company. Who Do You Think We Are? POSTPONED DUE TO PREDICTED SNOWSTORM. NEW DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED. Larchmont Historical Society Archivist, will present a pictorial history of many of the community groups that formed through the past 100-plus years — some short lived and others still going strong. Everyone is invited to join the discussion on the role of these groups in creating and maintaining a sense of community. Sunday, January 24th. At the VFW Hall, 1288 Boston Post Rd. 8220;...
