The Hammond Museum was designed by Natalie Hays Hammond who borrowed the basic principles and ideas of the Stroll Garden incorporating indigenous plantings with popular and rare Japanese and Chinese specimens. "As people often travel to escape routine problems and obligations, or to escape themselves, so should they find peace in an unhurried journey through a stroll garden."
"To please the eye, there are the textures of stone scrolled with the delicate designs of lichen, the patterns of tree trunks and clusters of foliage, the play of light and shadow, the varying shades of green as well as the seasonal colors of great beauty. To please the ear, there are the songs of native birds, the hum of insects the chorale of frogs and the occasional splash of carp in the lake, the crunch of pebbles underfoot, the whisper of wind through the pines. To please the sense of scent, there are dry pine needles in the sun, the fragrance of flowering shrubs, a breeze through mimosa or the pungency of loam after a night rain."
The museum serves as an East-West cross-cultural center where, through programs and events, exhibits, music and art, Americans and peoples of the East and West can appreciate and share their heritage. The museum also seeks to showcase the talent of artists in the New York Metropolitan area. Collectors in the region are also encouraged to explore the exhibiting at the Hammond.
Points of Interest: Stroll Garden, Birding, Brush Painting, Children's Workshops, Educational Tours, Silk Tree Cafe
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
We invite you to St. James Episcopal Church. The Episcopal Church is is a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion. St. James was established at the inception of this country in 1731. Our roots go deep.
We are a "small country parish" which harkens back to pastoral times and yet our outlook is contemporary. We enjoy intimacy with one another and our neighborhood as we seek to live vibrant lives of faith. We pride ourselves on being inclusive and welcoming to all - young and old, single and coupled, rich and poor, inquisitive and skeptical. We hope to find a deep spirituality and to be a force for good in the world and community. St. James preserves and respects traditions as well as honoring new events. We do this in our life of prayer, music and fellowship. In a time where so many seek community, St. James is a haven and home for many.
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
The Hammond Museum was designed by Natalie Hays Hammond who borrowed the basic principles and ideas of the Stroll Garden incorporating indigenous plantings with popular and rare Japanese and Chinese specimens. "As people often travel to escape routine problems and obligations, or to escape themselves, so should they find peace in an unhurried journey through a stroll garden."
"To please the eye, there are the textures of stone scrolled with the delicate designs of lichen, the patterns of tree trunks and clusters of foliage, the play of light and shadow, the varying shades of green as well as the seasonal colors of great beauty. To please the ear, there are the songs of native birds, the hum of insects the chorale of frogs and the occasional splash of carp in the lake, the crunch of pebbles underfoot, the whisper of wind through the pines. To please the sense of scent, there are dry pine needles in the sun, the fragrance of flowering shrubs, a breeze through mimosa or the pungency of loam after a night rain."
The museum serves as an East-West cross-cultural center where, through programs and events, exhibits, music and art, Americans and peoples of the East and West can appreciate and share their heritage. The museum also seeks to showcase the talent of artists in the New York Metropolitan area. Collectors in the region are also encouraged to explore the exhibiting at the Hammond.
Points of Interest: Stroll Garden, Birding, Brush Painting, Children's Workshops, Educational Tours, Silk Tree Cafe
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
Salem Golf Club is located at 18 Bloomer Road, North Salem, NY 10560. Development of the Salem Golf Club property began during the summer of 1965. Edward Ryder was engaged to design and build an 18-hole golf course. The course has undergone only subtle changes over the years – a state-of-the art irrigation system was installed in 1998 serviced by a series of ponds on the golf course. Salem Golf Club opened on May 19, 1967 with 300 members and has remained strictly a golf club. Press "Blue Button" for Course Bio, Pro Shop, Score Card and more about the Salem Golf Club.
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
The Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is located at 276 Titicus Road, North Salem, NY 10560. The North Salem Free Library, now called Ruth Keeler Memorial Library, was started in 1932 in two rooms on the main floor of the Town House, with 1600 books contributed by the Universalist Church. In 2005 the library was renamed "Ruth Keeler Memorial Library" in recognition of the major contribution from the Ruth Keeler Charitable Trust.
The Ruth Keeler Memorial Library offers many services including:
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) As part of the Westchester Library System the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is connected to a borrowing network which includes public and academic libraries in the county and libraries in the NY metro area, NY state and beyond. If you want a book, AV item or magazine article not on our shelves, we'll be happy to send out a request for it. You can also order books and AV titles located at other Westchester public libraries online (Search Library Catalogs) from your home computer and have them delivered to the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library.
Children's Programs In addition to weekly storytimes for children, there are regular craft programs, a summer reading game, pajama storytimes and special programs throughout the year.
Online Databases A large array of online databases is available on the Westchester Library System website. These databases can be accessed in the Library and also remotely from any computer with Internet access.
Internet When you need help navigating the confusing maze of the Web, click on the "Reference & Research Guides." The public librarians in Westchester have chosen the most useful web sites and organized them into categories. "Just For Kids" (OWLS) is a good place for children to begin their exploration of the Internet.
Other Services - Downloadable Audiobooks - Community Room - Group Visits - Public Fax and Photocopier - Federal and State Tax Forms - Homebound Service - Monthly Art Exhibits - Reference Assistance - Depository for off-hours return (all library material accepted) - Computers for Word Processing - Annual Booksale (Saturday of Mother's Day weekend)
Press "Blue Button" for more information about the The Ruth Keeler Memorial Library.
The Hammond Museum was designed by Natalie Hays Hammond who borrowed the basic principles and ideas of the Stroll Garden incorporating indigenous plantings with popular and rare Japanese and Chinese specimens. "As people often travel to escape routine problems and obligations, or to escape themselves, so should they find peace in an unhurried journey through a stroll garden."
"To please the eye, there are the textures of stone scrolled with the delicate designs of lichen, the patterns of tree trunks and clusters of foliage, the play of light and shadow, the varying shades of green as well as the seasonal colors of great beauty. To please the ear, there are the songs of native birds, the hum of insects the chorale of frogs and the occasional splash of carp in the lake, the crunch of pebbles underfoot, the whisper of wind through the pines. To please the sense of scent, there are dry pine needles in the sun, the fragrance of flowering shrubs, a breeze through mimosa or the pungency of loam after a night rain."
The museum serves as an East-West cross-cultural center where, through programs and events, exhibits, music and art, Americans and peoples of the East and West can appreciate and share their heritage. The museum also seeks to showcase the talent of artists in the New York Metropolitan area. Collectors in the region are also encouraged to explore the exhibiting at the Hammond.
Points of Interest: Stroll Garden, Birding, Brush Painting, Children's Workshops, Educational Tours, Silk Tree Cafe
The Hammond Museum was designed by Natalie Hays Hammond who borrowed the basic principles and ideas of the Stroll Garden incorporating indigenous plantings with popular and rare Japanese and Chinese specimens. "As people often travel to escape routine problems and obligations, or to escape themselves, so should they find peace in an unhurried journey through a stroll garden."
"To please the eye, there are the textures of stone scrolled with the delicate designs of lichen, the patterns of tree trunks and clusters of foliage, the play of light and shadow, the varying shades of green as well as the seasonal colors of great beauty. To please the ear, there are the songs of native birds, the hum of insects the chorale of frogs and the occasional splash of carp in the lake, the crunch of pebbles underfoot, the whisper of wind through the pines. To please the sense of scent, there are dry pine needles in the sun, the fragrance of flowering shrubs, a breeze through mimosa or the pungency of loam after a night rain."
The museum serves as an East-West cross-cultural center where, through programs and events, exhibits, music and art, Americans and peoples of the East and West can appreciate and share their heritage. The museum also seeks to showcase the talent of artists in the New York Metropolitan area. Collectors in the region are also encouraged to explore the exhibiting at the Hammond.
Points of Interest: Stroll Garden, Birding, Brush Painting, Children's Workshops, Educational Tours, Silk Tree Cafe
JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead, serving imaginative European Cuisine, is located at 100 Titicus Road, North Salem NY 10560. Come dine with us in the beautiful rolling hills of Westchester County. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, expertly prepared from the finest local ingredients. Experience the ambiance of our 233 year old stone fireplaces. We look forward to serving you and making your evening a memorable one, whether it be a special occasion or just a night out.
"My food is an imaginative interpretation of European cuisine that originates from the French Classics. See the vision of my 'heart and passion' on your plate. It is my desire to make you happy by creating the very best food for your dining pleasure." Whether it's a special occasion or just a night out, JOHN-MICHAEL'S offers you a memorable dining experience. "Come and delight your palate." Press "Blue Button" for Menus, excellent Reviews, Photos and more about JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead.
Features Enclosed Front Porch Dining Sunday Brunch
121 Restaurant & Bar is located at the corner of Route 121 & Dingle Ridge Road in North Salem, NY. Menu concepts at 121 follow the decor with simplicity. The principle goal of Head Chef Stephen Briganti is to acquire the freshest fish, produce and meats available to ensure incomparable quality. It is the belief of "121" restaurant that 121 represents a simple yet most unique dining experience appreciated by families, couples and groups from many walks of life. Press "Blue Button" for menus and website.
Bungalow Restaurant and Lounge is located at 166 Stonleigh Avenue, Croton Falls, NY 10519. Taking its name and inspiration from the Arts and Crafts Movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Bungalow has at its core, the romantic idealism of the craftsman taking tremendous pride in their handiwork and creation. This unifying ideology is evident from the moment you approach the small, free standing house, which has been the erstwhile home of nostalgic eateries: the Dew Drop Inn, Peter’s Plum and, most recently, Stoneleigh Creek Restaurant.
While primarily “American,” the menu freely alludes to European, Mediterranean, Asian and Latin influences which Reynolds has encountered in his 20 plus years in the kitchen. Coming from California, Reynolds uses a good measure of “seasonally fresh” and “sustainable agriculture” based ingredients. Bungalow aspires to be an familiar dining experience which offers great and affordable food, wine and service which you can enjoy on a regular basis: a “neighborhood spot,” easy on the eyes, palate and wallet. Press "Blue Button" for menus, photos and more about Bungalow Restaurant.
VOX Restaurant is located at 721 Titicus Road (Route 116 & 121) North Salem, NY 10560 in Westchester County. VOX Restaurant is an upscale establishment serving a wide variety of delicious cuisine in the heart of North Salem's rolling hills and woods. Set in a pristine location within a beautiful building, with fabulous views of the countryside, VOX is the perfect venue for any occasion - weddings, birthdays, or just dinner. The newly renovated interior is themed around a vintage movie theater, with a comfortable bar at which to enjoy a drink before a meal.
VOX is the rebirth of a great Westchester restaurant tradition originally begun in the same location with Auberge Maxime. Maxime was classic French Cuisine and Vox follows that same tradition but with some surprising twists: Roast Duckling served on a bed of Forbidden Rice, Seared Hudson Valley Foies Gras with a shallot tarte tatin and apple cider vinegar reduction, spectacular New York Strip Steak with roasted Portobello mushrooms, haricots vert, mashed potatoes and a roasted garlic bordelaise sauce or two tiny Hamburgers with frittes. The choices and the results at VOX are both dramatic and satisfying. Press "Blue Button" for VOX website and menu.
The Hammond Museum was designed by Natalie Hays Hammond who borrowed the basic principles and ideas of the Stroll Garden incorporating indigenous plantings with popular and rare Japanese and Chinese specimens. "As people often travel to escape routine problems and obligations, or to escape themselves, so should they find peace in an unhurried journey through a stroll garden."
"To please the eye, there are the textures of stone scrolled with the delicate designs of lichen, the patterns of tree trunks and clusters of foliage, the play of light and shadow, the varying shades of green as well as the seasonal colors of great beauty. To please the ear, there are the songs of native birds, the hum of insects the chorale of frogs and the occasional splash of carp in the lake, the crunch of pebbles underfoot, the whisper of wind through the pines. To please the sense of scent, there are dry pine needles in the sun, the fragrance of flowering shrubs, a breeze through mimosa or the pungency of loam after a night rain."
The museum serves as an East-West cross-cultural center where, through programs and events, exhibits, music and art, Americans and peoples of the East and West can appreciate and share their heritage. The museum also seeks to showcase the talent of artists in the New York Metropolitan area. Collectors in the region are also encouraged to explore the exhibiting at the Hammond.
Points of Interest: Stroll Garden, Birding, Brush Painting, Children's Workshops, Educational Tours, Silk Tree Cafe
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is set on 1038 acres and is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. Situated in this lovely park is Mt. Bailey, the highest point in Westchester. Mt. Baily offers breathtaking vistas in every season. The park offers many types of recreational activities including boating, group and self-reliant camping.
Parks attractions include: Boating, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Ice Skating, Mt. Bailey Westchester's Highest Point, Nature Study
121 Restaurant & Bar is located at the corner of Route 121 & Dingle Ridge Road in North Salem, NY. Menu concepts at 121 follow the decor with simplicity. The principle goal of Head Chef Stephen Briganti is to acquire the freshest fish, produce and meats available to ensure incomparable quality. It is the belief of "121" restaurant that 121 represents a simple yet most unique dining experience appreciated by families, couples and groups from many walks of life. Press "Blue Button" for menus and website.
VOX Restaurant is located at 721 Titicus Road (Route 116 & 121) North Salem, NY 10560 in Westchester County. VOX Restaurant is an upscale establishment serving a wide variety of delicious cuisine in the heart of North Salem's rolling hills and woods. Set in a pristine location within a beautiful building, with fabulous views of the countryside, VOX is the perfect venue for any occasion - weddings, birthdays, or just dinner. The newly renovated interior is themed around a vintage movie theater, with a comfortable bar at which to enjoy a drink before a meal.
VOX is the rebirth of a great Westchester restaurant tradition originally begun in the same location with Auberge Maxime. Maxime was classic French Cuisine and Vox follows that same tradition but with some surprising twists: Roast Duckling served on a bed of Forbidden Rice, Seared Hudson Valley Foies Gras with a shallot tarte tatin and apple cider vinegar reduction, spectacular New York Strip Steak with roasted Portobello mushrooms, haricots vert, mashed potatoes and a roasted garlic bordelaise sauce or two tiny Hamburgers with frittes. The choices and the results at VOX are both dramatic and satisfying. Press "Blue Button" for VOX website and menu.
121 Restaurant & Bar is located at the corner of Route 121 & Dingle Ridge Road in North Salem, NY. Menu concepts at 121 follow the decor with simplicity. The principle goal of Head Chef Stephen Briganti is to acquire the freshest fish, produce and meats available to ensure incomparable quality. It is the belief of "121" restaurant that 121 represents a simple yet most unique dining experience appreciated by families, couples and groups from many walks of life. Press "Blue Button" for menus and website.
Bungalow Restaurant and Lounge is located at 166 Stonleigh Avenue, Croton Falls, NY 10519. Taking its name and inspiration from the Arts and Crafts Movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Bungalow has at its core, the romantic idealism of the craftsman taking tremendous pride in their handiwork and creation. This unifying ideology is evident from the moment you approach the small, free standing house, which has been the erstwhile home of nostalgic eateries: the Dew Drop Inn, Peter’s Plum and, most recently, Stoneleigh Creek Restaurant.
While primarily “American,” the menu freely alludes to European, Mediterranean, Asian and Latin influences which Reynolds has encountered in his 20 plus years in the kitchen. Coming from California, Reynolds uses a good measure of “seasonally fresh” and “sustainable agriculture” based ingredients. Bungalow aspires to be an familiar dining experience which offers great and affordable food, wine and service which you can enjoy on a regular basis: a “neighborhood spot,” easy on the eyes, palate and wallet. Press "Blue Button" for menus, photos and more about Bungalow Restaurant.
JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead, serving imaginative European Cuisine, is located at 100 Titicus Road, North Salem NY 10560. Come dine with us in the beautiful rolling hills of Westchester County. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, expertly prepared from the finest local ingredients. Experience the ambiance of our 233 year old stone fireplaces. We look forward to serving you and making your evening a memorable one, whether it be a special occasion or just a night out.
"My food is an imaginative interpretation of European cuisine that originates from the French Classics. See the vision of my 'heart and passion' on your plate. It is my desire to make you happy by creating the very best food for your dining pleasure." Whether it's a special occasion or just a night out, JOHN-MICHAEL'S offers you a memorable dining experience. "Come and delight your palate." Press "Blue Button" for Menus, excellent Reviews, Photos and more about JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead.
Features Enclosed Front Porch Dining Sunday Brunch
JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead, serving imaginative European Cuisine, is located at 100 Titicus Road, North Salem NY 10560. Come dine with us in the beautiful rolling hills of Westchester County. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, expertly prepared from the finest local ingredients. Experience the ambiance of our 233 year old stone fireplaces. We look forward to serving you and making your evening a memorable one, whether it be a special occasion or just a night out.
"My food is an imaginative interpretation of European cuisine that originates from the French Classics. See the vision of my 'heart and passion' on your plate. It is my desire to make you happy by creating the very best food for your dining pleasure." Whether it's a special occasion or just a night out, JOHN-MICHAEL'S offers you a memorable dining experience. "Come and delight your palate." Press "Blue Button" for Menus, excellent Reviews, Photos and more about JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead.
Features Enclosed Front Porch Dining Sunday Brunch
VOX Restaurant is located at 721 Titicus Road (Route 116 & 121) North Salem, NY 10560 in Westchester County. VOX Restaurant is an upscale establishment serving a wide variety of delicious cuisine in the heart of North Salem's rolling hills and woods. Set in a pristine location within a beautiful building, with fabulous views of the countryside, VOX is the perfect venue for any occasion - weddings, birthdays, or just dinner. The newly renovated interior is themed around a vintage movie theater, with a comfortable bar at which to enjoy a drink before a meal.
VOX is the rebirth of a great Westchester restaurant tradition originally begun in the same location with Auberge Maxime. Maxime was classic French Cuisine and Vox follows that same tradition but with some surprising twists: Roast Duckling served on a bed of Forbidden Rice, Seared Hudson Valley Foies Gras with a shallot tarte tatin and apple cider vinegar reduction, spectacular New York Strip Steak with roasted Portobello mushrooms, haricots vert, mashed potatoes and a roasted garlic bordelaise sauce or two tiny Hamburgers with frittes. The choices and the results at VOX are both dramatic and satisfying. Press "Blue Button" for VOX website and menu.
The Katonah - Lewisboro School District is located at PO Box 387, Katonah, NY 10536 in Westchester County. The Katonah-Lewisboro school district serves the northern one-third of the town, including the hamlet of Katonah, the town of Lewisboro, and portions of the towns of Pound Ridge and North Salem. It has a high school, middle school, and four elementary schools. The district is comprised of the following schools:
The Board of Education believes its primary responsibility should focus on creating an educational environment that will help our students become knowledgeable individuals, problem-solvers, quality producers, effective communicators, wholesome individuals, collaborative workers, ethical individuals, life-long learners, and responsible, accepting and involved citizens. We remain committed to providing a high quality, well-balanced educational program that supports our faculty and staff and helps our students meet and exceed State standards as well as high district goals.
Press "Blue Button" to explore the Katonah - Lewisboro School District.
The North Salem Central School District is located at 230 June Road, North Salem, NY 10560 in Westchester County. North Salem Central is comprised of the following schools:
The North Salem Central School District is a model public school district, identified by its focus on the development of students of all abilities. Most of all, it will produce motivated and competent learners, capable of solving the intellectual, emotional, and ethical problems they encounter and of reaching their personal goals. All stakeholders, students, parents, faculty, staff, administration, Board of Education, community, will share responsibility for student development. In their respective roles, they will exceed expectations through a process of continually: setting challenging goals and plans, executing them with promptness and innovation, measuring and evaluating the results, recognizing performance, and improving.
Press "Blue Button" for more information about the North Salem Central School District.
JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead, serving imaginative European Cuisine, is located at 100 Titicus Road, North Salem NY 10560. Come dine with us in the beautiful rolling hills of Westchester County. Enjoy exquisite cuisine, expertly prepared from the finest local ingredients. Experience the ambiance of our 233 year old stone fireplaces. We look forward to serving you and making your evening a memorable one, whether it be a special occasion or just a night out.
"My food is an imaginative interpretation of European cuisine that originates from the French Classics. See the vision of my 'heart and passion' on your plate. It is my desire to make you happy by creating the very best food for your dining pleasure." Whether it's a special occasion or just a night out, JOHN-MICHAEL'S offers you a memorable dining experience. "Come and delight your palate." Press "Blue Button" for Menus, excellent Reviews, Photos and more about JOHN-MICHAEL'S at Purdy's Homestead.
Features Enclosed Front Porch Dining Sunday Brunch
VOX Restaurant is located at 721 Titicus Road (Route 116 & 121) North Salem, NY 10560 in Westchester County. VOX Restaurant is an upscale establishment serving a wide variety of delicious cuisine in the heart of North Salem's rolling hills and woods. Set in a pristine location within a beautiful building, with fabulous views of the countryside, VOX is the perfect venue for any occasion - weddings, birthdays, or just dinner. The newly renovated interior is themed around a vintage movie theater, with a comfortable bar at which to enjoy a drink before a meal.
VOX is the rebirth of a great Westchester restaurant tradition originally begun in the same location with Auberge Maxime. Maxime was classic French Cuisine and Vox follows that same tradition but with some surprising twists: Roast Duckling served on a bed of Forbidden Rice, Seared Hudson Valley Foies Gras with a shallot tarte tatin and apple cider vinegar reduction, spectacular New York Strip Steak with roasted Portobello mushrooms, haricots vert, mashed potatoes and a roasted garlic bordelaise sauce or two tiny Hamburgers with frittes. The choices and the results at VOX are both dramatic and satisfying. Press "Blue Button" for VOX website and menu.
North Salem - Today
The Town of North Salem is located in the northeastern corner of Westchester County, New York. It encompasses 23 square miles and is noted for its open lands, lakes, and reservoirs. Some 50 miles north of New York City, the town has a population of 5200 and includes the hamlets of Croton Falls and Purdys.
History And Antiquities
The following covers "History and Antiquities", a general collection of interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, and anecdotes about Westchester County and its towns. When reading the following, remember to keep in mind that this information has been written about two hundred years ago. Population statistics and events have not been revised to reflect current events and perspective. We think this adds to the historical flavor and interest of the writings, giving a different perspective on much of this information and written in an "older world" writing style. "Historical Collections of the State of New York, Published by S. Tuttle, 194 Chatham-Square, 1841
North Salem
"North Salem is in the NE. corner of the county, 55 miles from New York, and 12 from Bedford. Pop. 1,161. North Salem, post village, has 3 churches, several mills and stores, and in its vicinity about 40 dwellings."
Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden
