Let HUDSON enhance the beauty, value and versatility of your property. We are an all encompassing, full service property maintenance, landscape contracting firm. One phone call is all it takes. Our remarkable team is comprised of turf and horticultural specialists, arborists, landscape contractors and architects. Hudson’s services include, but are not limited to, lawn care, fertilization, tree services, masonry, drainage, and snow removal.

We take the time to thoroughly understand your landscape, tree care and maintenance needs and will develop a plan that exceeds your aesthetic and budgetary needs. Every program is custom designed for our clients. Call today for a free property analysis and estimate. Press blue button to visit our website.

Chef Marc Mazzarulli’s main objective when opening Opus 465 in 1998 was to offer “something for everyone.” He stays innovative and fresh with his Contemporary American cuisine, adding just a hint of Italian flare from his family background. His dishes are skillfully prepared and artistically presented. Chef Marc is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.

Opus 465 offers a variety of different atmospheres to accommodate all diners. The main floor has a handsome antique bar imported from England with cozy tables for diners who enjoy the bar ambience or the live music performed Wednesday thru Saturday evenings. Adjacent to the bar is a warm family friendly dining room with walnut wood work and floors, separated by etched glass partitions. The tented outdoor patio is available for dining May thru September. The upstairs is a spacious yet inviting dining room with private alcoves for more intimate dining or for private catered affairs. Press blue button to see menus and Opus 465 website.

Features
Catering
Live Music
Outdoor Patio
Sunday Brunch

Enjoy a delicious selection of Certified Black Angus Steaks, chops, fresh fish and poultry. Unique to MC Steakhouse, patrons may customize their steak with a variety of rubs, sauces, herbed butters or cheeses. Chef Marc's culinary vision includes an expansive list of creative appetizers and side dishes. Our beautiful bar area offers Bar Appetizers, Salads, a Pasta Station, and a Sandwich Shop, for more casual fare.

Occasions by Marc Charles, also located at the La Quinta Hotel, is a full service catering facility. Our ballroom is perfect for any event or corporate function. Our on site event planner will assist in coordinating the perfect event. Press blue button for menus, photos and more about Marc Charles Steakhouse.

Features
Certified Black Angus Steaks
Full Service Catering

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The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

Features
Specialized bikes for the entire family
Volkl skis, Nordica and Lange boots
Bogner and Obermeyer ski wear
Smith goggles and Scott poles

Features
Designer clothing for children
Brand name clothing for children

Enjoy a delicious selection of Certified Black Angus Steaks, chops, fresh fish and poultry. Unique to MC Steakhouse, patrons may customize their steak with a variety of rubs, sauces, herbed butters or cheeses. Chef Marc's culinary vision includes an expansive list of creative appetizers and side dishes. Our beautiful bar area offers Bar Appetizers, Salads, a Pasta Station, and a Sandwich Shop, for more casual fare.

Occasions by Marc Charles, also located at the La Quinta Hotel, is a full service catering facility. Our ballroom is perfect for any event or corporate function. Our on site event planner will assist in coordinating the perfect event. Press blue button for menus, photos and more about Marc Charles Steakhouse.

Features
Certified Black Angus Steaks
Full Service Catering

Enjoy a delicious selection of Certified Black Angus Steaks, chops, fresh fish and poultry. Unique to MC Steakhouse, patrons may customize their steak with a variety of rubs, sauces, herbed butters or cheeses. Chef Marc's culinary vision includes an expansive list of creative appetizers and side dishes. Our beautiful bar area offers Bar Appetizers, Salads, a Pasta Station, and a Sandwich Shop, for more casual fare.

Occasions by Marc Charles, also located at the La Quinta Hotel, is a full service catering facility. Our ballroom is perfect for any event or corporate function. Our on site event planner will assist in coordinating the perfect event. Press blue button for menus, photos and more about Marc Charles Steakhouse.

Features
Certified Black Angus Steaks
Full Service Catering

All performances are at the Whippoorwill Hall auditorium adjacent to The North Castle Public Library in Armonk, NY. The Armonk Players is sponsored by Friends of the North Castle Public Library, Inc., a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise money for purchasing "extras" for The North Castle Public Library and to bring cultural and educational events to the community. Press blue button for The Armonk Players Production Schedule, Audition Notices, Past Productions and more.

All performances are at the Whippoorwill Hall auditorium adjacent to The North Castle Public Library in Armonk, NY. The Armonk Players is sponsored by Friends of the North Castle Public Library, Inc., a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise money for purchasing "extras" for The North Castle Public Library and to bring cultural and educational events to the community. Press blue button for The Armonk Players Production Schedule, Audition Notices, Past Productions and more.

St. Stephen's welcomes those from any faith tradition who are seeking a church home. If you are already an Episcopalian, you can write to your former parish for a formal letter of transfer. For non-Episcopalians, the usual way to formally join our church is to be confirmed or received by our bishops. If you're not quite ready for this formal step, please know that you are still welcome to be a part of our church community

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

Nearby is an outdoor lecture area, a center for maple sugaring, old cemetery, wildlife garden and composting demonstration area. Located just outside the museum is the entrance to the Easy Loop Trail. This trailhead is the beginning of more than 7 miles of trails. The trails lead visitors past the many rocky cliffs, ponds and streams within the boundaries of Westmoreland. Please visit our KIOSK located in the parking area for your trail map.

Our primary focus is the great variety of programs which are offered each year. Westmoreland has over 30 programs for school and scouts during the week. These programs are mainly hands-on and participatory. Programs include Bluebird house building, bird banding with live native birds, insects, pond study and mammals. At various times each year, the staff of Westmoreland conducts a number of ongoing study programs. These studies include:

Management of Eastern Bluebird fields and nesting boxes
Wood Duck house monitoring
Turtle Monitoring Program

Press blue button for more about the trails and programs at Westmoreland.

Things To Do
7 miles of trails (rocky cliffs, ponds, streams)
Birding
Hands-on programs
Hiking / Walking

Golf Course Attractions
Country Club
18-hole regulation length course
Back tees = 6356 yards / par 70
Course rating / slope = 71.4 / 132 /
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Clubhouse
Dress code
Lessons
Pro shop

Many of your favorite foods are Healthy Ideas - just look for the Healthy Ideas symbol on over 5000+ items throughout the store to know you're making truly healthy choices when you shop.

Food allergy or food intolerance?
Allergen statements on our Stop & Shop brand products. The Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA), requires food labels to indicate if the product contains any of the "Big 8" allergens (wheat, soy, milk, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and eggs). In addition, Stop & Shop brand products list gluten if it is present in the food or could be present due to cross-contamination.

The word is Kids love the monkey bread (a pull-apart bread) still warm from the oven. Also serving an assortment of breads, buns, scones, muffins and more.

The word is Many agree the "food is delicious" and was "one of the best meals" they had in a long time. "The atmosphere is great and the decor exquisite."

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
The American Revolution in Westchester County.

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

Let HUDSON enhance the beauty, value and versatility of your property. We are an all encompassing, full service property maintenance, landscape contracting firm. One phone call is all it takes. Our remarkable team is comprised of turf and horticultural specialists, arborists, landscape contractors and architects. Hudson’s services include, but are not limited to, lawn care, fertilization, tree services, masonry, drainage, and snow removal.

We take the time to thoroughly understand your landscape, tree care and maintenance needs and will develop a plan that exceeds your aesthetic and budgetary needs. Every program is custom designed for our clients. Call today for a free property analysis and estimate. Press blue button to visit our website.

The Armonk Branch is located at 19 Whippoorwill Road East, Armonk NY.
The North White Plains Branch is located at 10 Clove Road, North White Plains, NY 10603.

The North Castle Public Library offers many services, including:

Newspapers, Magazines and other Databases
Armonk Calendar
North White Plains Calendar
Downloadable Audiobooks
Adult Services
Teen Space
Children's Corner

What's New
Find out what new programs we offer in the near future and new materials (books, music, movies) we've added to the collection.


Children's Ongoing Programs
A list of our monthly and weekly programs.


Guide to Children's Literature and Materials
Links to the important awards, acknowledgements and reviews to children's materials.


Guide to Children's Searching and Surfingls
Links to great sites with homework help and tips to surf the Internet.


Internet Search Engines
Recursos en Español
Whippoorwill Hall

The Armonk Branch is located at 19 Whippoorwill Road East, Armonk NY.
The North White Plains Branch is located at 10 Clove Road, North White Plains, NY 10603.

The North Castle Public Library offers many services, including:

Newspapers, Magazines and other Databases
Armonk Calendar
North White Plains Calendar
Downloadable Audiobooks
Adult Services
Teen Space
Children's Corner

What's New
Find out what new programs we offer in the near future and new materials (books, music, movies) we've added to the collection.


Children's Ongoing Programs
A list of our monthly and weekly programs.


Guide to Children's Literature and Materials
Links to the important awards, acknowledgements and reviews to children's materials.


Guide to Children's Searching and Surfingls
Links to great sites with homework help and tips to surf the Internet.


Internet Search Engines
Recursos en Español
Whippoorwill Hall

The Armonk Branch is located at 19 Whippoorwill Road East, Armonk NY.
The North White Plains Branch is located at 10 Clove Road, North White Plains, NY 10603.

The North Castle Public Library offers many services, including:

Newspapers, Magazines and other Databases
Armonk Calendar
North White Plains Calendar
Downloadable Audiobooks
Adult Services
Teen Space
Children's Corner

What's New
Find out what new programs we offer in the near future and new materials (books, music, movies) we've added to the collection.


Children's Ongoing Programs
A list of our monthly and weekly programs.


Guide to Children's Literature and Materials
Links to the important awards, acknowledgements and reviews to children's materials.


Guide to Children's Searching and Surfingls
Links to great sites with homework help and tips to surf the Internet.


Internet Search Engines
Recursos en Español
Whippoorwill Hall

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

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Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

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Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

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The American Revolution in Westchester County.

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. The Siwanoy were taken by force in 1644 by Europeans. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle. At one time, North Castle included all the territory that became incorporated as New Castle in 1791. The territory comprising both towns was once part of the Parish of Rye organized in 1693.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory. However, the area was strongly patriotic. One significant Revolutionary War conflict did occur in North Castle, "The Battle of White Plains". This battle of October 28, 1776 was a series of short skirmishes between General George Washington's small American army and General William Howe's much larger British & Hessian force. Although the British eventually won the confrontation, forcing Washington's troops to retreat, Howe never followed up this advantage by pursuing and capturing the American army. Thus, the battle served as a delaying action that allowed Washington's troops to withdraw to safety in New Jersey. As a result, many historians feel that the battle marked an important turning point in the war.

During the Revolutionary War, the Elijah Miller house in North White Plains served, several times, as the headquarters of General George Washington. A few miles to the west (now known as Mount Kisco) St. George's Church (North Castle Church) served as a camp and hospital. A young Frenchman's diary dated July 6, 1781, reported of the area: "This whole country gives evidence of the horrors of war... All the Whigs here have abandoned their houses. Among them are some very handsome ones, deserted, half destroyed, or burned, with untended orchards and gardens filled with fruits and vegetables and driveways overgrown with grass two feet high."

Points of Interest
Press here for "People of the The American Revolution"

Points of Interest
Smith's Tavern in Armonk is believed to have been built in the late 1700's. John Smith, a former captain in the Continental Army, operated the house as a tavern, site of town meetings, colonial militia headquarters, post office, and stopping place for the Danbury stage as early as 1797. Smith's son Samuel continued to operate the tavern until his own death in 1884. Since 1974, the building has belonged to the North Castle Historical Society and is now open to the public as a museum.

During the early part of the 19th century, most North Castle residents were farmers. However, several small "cottage industries" did exist. For example, some farmers supplemented their income by becoming shoemakers or shirtmakers. The coming of the railroad in the 1840's marked the beginning of the shift away from the region's agricultural way of life. However, towns without the railroad, such as North Castle, suffered economically. North Castle was also hurt economically by the Industrial Revolution since new manufacturing techniques made the local cottage industries impractical. From 1860 to 1900, North Castle's population declined from 2,200 to 1,470.

Points of Interest
The Underground Railroad, which helped runaway slaves travel to freedom in Canada, operated a "station" between Armonk and North White Plains.

By the early 20th century, North Castle's economy improved dramatically due to the New York City purchase of reservoir land and the building of the Kensico Dam in Valhalla (1909-1915) which used North Castle granite. Many of the European immigrant stone masons who built the dam later settled in the town's Quarry Heights section.

Source: History at Town of North Castle.

The word is Kids love the monkey bread (a pull-apart bread) still warm from the oven. Also serving an assortment of breads, buns, scones, muffins and more.

The word is Kids love the monkey bread (a pull-apart bread) still warm from the oven. Also serving an assortment of breads, buns, scones, muffins and more.

The Town of North Castle is divided into three distinct areas known as the hamlets of North White Plains, Armonk, and Banksville (also called the Eastern District of North Castle), located near Connecticut. North White Plains is an area of inviting neighborhoods with convenient access to White Plains and New York City via Metro North. Armonk has a business district with cafes, shops and professional offices. Banksville, bordering Bedford and Pound Ridge, is an area known for its bucolic settings.

A Bit of History
The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory although in reality the area was strongly patriotic. A significant Revolutionary War conflict happened in North Castle at the "Battle of White Plains". Learn more at the American Revolution in Westchester County.

About Armonk
For information about attractions and things to do in Armonk and nearby, visit the Armonk town page. If you love antiquing, visit antique shops in Westchester.

For outdoor activities in and around Armonk visit parks in Armonk and North Castle. Enjoy fishing, biking, or take the kids on a picnic at one of the many beautiful parks in Westchester County. There are many excellent bike paths in Westchester County so go biking. If you're looking for a relaxing day in the fresh air, take the kids on a picnic in North Castle.

Fisherman will enjoy fishing in Wampus Pond Park. There are many activities for kids and the family. Try boating or take the kids on a nature walk at Wampus Pond Park in Armonk. Children and adults of all ages will enjoy the beauty of this 102-acre park.

Play golf. Westchester is home to some of the country's best courses. Go golfing at one of the historic golf courses in Westchester NY. The Canyon Club, founded in 1974, is a private golf and country club nestled on 160 acres overlooking the hamlet of Armonk. This championship golf course is at home in Westchester County - an area known for a world-class golf experience.

Press blue button to view the North Castle website and use it as a gateway to North Castle government, news, services, and the North Castle Calendar of Events.

Chef Marc Mazzarulli’s main objective when opening Opus 465 in 1998 was to offer “something for everyone.” He stays innovative and fresh with his Contemporary American cuisine, adding just a hint of Italian flare from his family background. His dishes are skillfully prepared and artistically presented. Chef Marc is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.

Opus 465 offers a variety of different atmospheres to accommodate all diners. The main floor has a handsome antique bar imported from England with cozy tables for diners who enjoy the bar ambience or the live music performed Wednesday thru Saturday evenings. Adjacent to the bar is a warm family friendly dining room with walnut wood work and floors, separated by etched glass partitions. The tented outdoor patio is available for dining May thru September. The upstairs is a spacious yet inviting dining room with private alcoves for more intimate dining or for private catered affairs. Press blue button to see menus and Opus 465 website.

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Outdoor Patio
Sunday Brunch

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The word is All agree the "downstairs is beautiful", with some complaining about the high noise level". Many agree the Moderne Barn offers "great food and service", with a few saying its an "overpriced diner". For less noise, dine upstairs where it is "quieter although not as attractive".

Chef Marc Mazzarulli’s main objective when opening Opus 465 in 1998 was to offer “something for everyone.” He stays innovative and fresh with his Contemporary American cuisine, adding just a hint of Italian flare from his family background. His dishes are skillfully prepared and artistically presented. Chef Marc is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.

Opus 465 offers a variety of different atmospheres to accommodate all diners. The main floor has a handsome antique bar imported from England with cozy tables for diners who enjoy the bar ambience or the live music performed Wednesday thru Saturday evenings. Adjacent to the bar is a warm family friendly dining room with walnut wood work and floors, separated by etched glass partitions. The tented outdoor patio is available for dining May thru September. The upstairs is a spacious yet inviting dining room with private alcoves for more intimate dining or for private catered affairs. Press blue button to see menus and Opus 465 website.

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Catering
Live Music
Outdoor Patio
Sunday Brunch

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

All performances are at the Whippoorwill Hall auditorium adjacent to The North Castle Public Library in Armonk, NY. The Armonk Players is sponsored by Friends of the North Castle Public Library, Inc., a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise money for purchasing "extras" for The North Castle Public Library and to bring cultural and educational events to the community. Press blue button for The Armonk Players Production Schedule, Audition Notices, Past Productions and more.

The natural pond, at one time known as Wampus Lake Reservoir, was once part of the New York City water supply. In 1963 the County bought Wampus pond and 93-acres from the City of New York.

Things To Do
Boating
Boat Rental (summer weekends)
Fishing
Ice-Skating
Nature Study
Picnicking

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Once again the North Castle Police Department is participating in the Buckle Up New York campaign to increase compliance with seat belt usage among motorists. This targeted enforcement period runs from November 15th through November 28th. Please remember to Buckle Up for safety!

Contact:
Dog Control Officer
Angel Morales, (914) 273-9500

Press blue button for up-to-date information about the North Castle police.

About
Once again the North Castle Police Department is participating in the Buckle Up New York campaign to increase compliance with seat belt usage among motorists. This targeted enforcement period runs from November 15th through November 28th. Please remember to Buckle Up for safety!

Contact:
Dog Control Officer
Angel Morales, (914) 273-9500

Press blue button for up-to-date information about the North Castle police.

About
Once again the North Castle Police Department is participating in the Buckle Up New York campaign to increase compliance with seat belt usage among motorists. This targeted enforcement period runs from November 15th through November 28th. Please remember to Buckle Up for safety!

Contact:
Dog Control Officer
Angel Morales, (914) 273-9500

Press blue button for up-to-date information about the North Castle police.

About
Once again the North Castle Police Department is participating in the Buckle Up New York campaign to increase compliance with seat belt usage among motorists. This targeted enforcement period runs from November 15th through November 28th. Please remember to Buckle Up for safety!

Contact:
Dog Control Officer
Angel Morales, (914) 273-9500

Press blue button for up-to-date information about the North Castle Police.

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Outdoor Dining

The word is All agree the "downstairs is beautiful", with some complaining about the high noise level". Many agree the Moderne Barn offers "great food and service", with a few saying its an "overpriced diner". For less noise, dine upstairs where it is "quieter although not as attractive".

Chef Marc Mazzarulli’s main objective when opening Opus 465 in 1998 was to offer “something for everyone.” He stays innovative and fresh with his Contemporary American cuisine, adding just a hint of Italian flare from his family background. His dishes are skillfully prepared and artistically presented. Chef Marc is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.

Opus 465 offers a variety of different atmospheres to accommodate all diners. The main floor has a handsome antique bar imported from England with cozy tables for diners who enjoy the bar ambience or the live music performed Wednesday thru Saturday evenings. Adjacent to the bar is a warm family friendly dining room with walnut wood work and floors, separated by etched glass partitions. The tented outdoor patio is available for dining May thru September. The upstairs is a spacious yet inviting dining room with private alcoves for more intimate dining or for private catered affairs. Press blue button to see menus and Opus 465 website.

Features
Catering
Live Music
Outdoor Patio
Sunday Brunch

The word is Many agree the "food is delicious" and was "one of the best meals" they had in a long time. "The atmosphere is great and the decor exquisite."

The word is Kids love the monkey bread (a pull-apart bread) still warm from the oven. Also serving an assortment of breads, buns, scones, muffins and more.

Press blue button for more about lunch, coffee, and Tazza Cafe.

The word is Many agree the "food is delicious" and was "one of the best meals" they had in a long time. "The atmosphere is great and the decor exquisite."

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The word is Good value for sushi and take out.

The word is Very good food and presentation.

The word is Very good food and presentation.

Enjoy a delicious selection of Certified Black Angus Steaks, chops, fresh fish and poultry. Unique to MC Steakhouse, patrons may customize their steak with a variety of rubs, sauces, herbed butters or cheeses. Chef Marc's culinary vision includes an expansive list of creative appetizers and side dishes. Our beautiful bar area offers Bar Appetizers, Salads, a Pasta Station, and a Sandwich Shop, for more casual fare.

Occasions by Marc Charles, also located at the La Quinta Hotel, is a full service catering facility. Our ballroom is perfect for any event or corporate function. Our on site event planner will assist in coordinating the perfect event. Press blue button for menus, photos and more about Marc Charles Steakhouse.

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Bedford Hills Elementary School in Bedford Hills (914) 666-2708
Bedford Village Elementary School in Bedford Village (914) 234-4178
Mt. Kisco Elementary School in Mount Kisco (914) 666-2677
Pound Ridge Elementary School in Pound Ridge (914) 764-8133
West Patent Elementary School in Bedford Hills (914) 666-2190
Fox Lane Middle School in Bedford (914) 241-6126
Fox Lane High School in Bedford (914) 241-6085

Press blue button for more information about the Bedford Central School District.

Coman Hill Elementary School (Grades K-2) (914) 273-4183
Wampus Elementary School (Grades (3-5) (914) 273-4190
Crittenden Middle School (914) 273-4250
Byram Hills High School (914) 273-9200

In an environment of mutual respect, the Byram Hills School District and its community will provide students with the means, the knowledge, and the opportunity to excel in order to become productive and responsible citizens of the twenty-first century.

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Coman Hill Elementary School (Grades K-2) (914) 273-4183
Wampus Elementary School (Grades (3-5) (914) 273-4190
Crittenden Middle School (914) 273-4250
Byram Hills High School (914) 273-9200

In an environment of mutual respect, the Byram Hills School District and its community will provide students with the means, the knowledge, and the opportunity to excel in order to become productive and responsible citizens of the twenty-first century.

Press blue button for more information about the Byram Hills Central School District.

Harrison Ave School in Harrison (914) 630-3192
Samuel J. Preston Elementary School in West Harrison (914) 630-3152
Purchase School in Purchase (914) 630-3172
Parsons Memorial School in Harrison (914) 630-3222
Louis M. Klein Middle School in Harrison (914) 630-3033
Harrison High School in Harrison (914) 630-3095

The most important endeavor in any community is the cooperative effort of parents, community members, and educators to ensure the best possible education of its children. The teacher’s responsibility is to guide each child in mastering the fundamental tools of learning to the fullest extent of that child’s ability. The parents’ responsibility is to take an active role in the schooling process and to support it financially and morally.

Educational experiences should provide the opportunity for the most complete physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, moral, social and intellectual growth possible. The skills, habits and attitudes developed by the children from these experiences should prepare them to live successfully in the world of today and tomorrow.

Press blue button for more information about Harrison Central School District.

Virginia Road Elementary School (Grades K-2) in White Plains(914) 683-5035
Kensico Elementary School (Grades 3-5) in Valhalla (914) 683-5030
Valhalla Middle School in Valhalla (914) 683-5000
Valhalla High School in Valhalla (914) 683-5014

The Valhalla Union Free School District is dedicated to teaching students to develop desired moral, ethical, and cultural values, to stimulate and expand a continual learning process and to cultivate an understanding and appreciation of the rights and responsibilities of American citizens, which will enable them to function effectively as independent individuals in a democratic society. The educational program provides each child with the fundamental academic skills and basic knowledge required for his/her maximum development, the opportunity for each child to develop his/her interests and abilities to the fullest extent according to his/her individual potential, and special services to promote the physical, academic and emotional development of each child. It is the district's goal to foster in students good work habits, integrity, self-discipline, good sportsmanship, self-confidence and a sense of purpose. Extracurricular activities will be offered when possible to enhance the core academic program.

Press blue button for more information about Valhalla UFSD.

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The word is All agree the "downstairs is beautiful", with some complaining about the high noise level". Many agree the Moderne Barn offers "great food and service", with a few saying its an "overpriced diner". For less noise, dine upstairs where it is "quieter although not as attractive".

All performances are at the Whippoorwill Hall auditorium adjacent to The North Castle Public Library in Armonk, NY. The Armonk Players is sponsored by Friends of the North Castle Public Library, Inc., a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise money for purchasing "extras" for The North Castle Public Library and to bring cultural and educational events to the community. Press blue button for The Armonk Players Production Schedule, Audition Notices, Past Productions and more.

The Town of North Castle is divided into three distinct areas known as the hamlets of North White Plains, Armonk, and Banksville (also called the Eastern District of North Castle), located near Connecticut. North White Plains is an area of inviting neighborhoods with convenient access to White Plains and New York City via Metro North. Armonk has a business district with cafes, shops and professional offices, and Banksville, bordering Bedford and Pound Ridge, is an area known for its bucolic settings.

The Byram Hills Central School District Office located at 10 Tripp Lane, Armonk, NY 10504 services communities in North Castle, New Castle, Mount Pleasant, and Bedford. Additionally, the Mount Pleasant Central School District serves the communities of Hawthorne, Thornwood and part of North Castle. Learn more about School Districts in North Castle.

A Bit of History
It is believed that the Town of North Castle was originally inhabited by the Siwanoy, part of the Wappinger Confederacy and members of the Algonquin nation. In the early 1700s, King William gave his favorite courtiers the West Patent, of which the western portion of North Castle was a part, and the Middle Patent, the eastern part of North Castle.

The area quickly became a refuge for people fleeing from religious persecution. People from Massachusetts and Connecticut settled the eastern part of North Castle, while Quakers from Rye and Long Island gathered in Armonk. By 1730, North Castle was an established settlement.

The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation. They called the site "North Fort" and European settlers later gave it the name of North Castle. The name Armonk is derived from another Mohican word, 'Cohamoog', which means 'the wide, flat place where the water runs'.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory although in reality the area was strongly patriotic. A significant Revolutionary War conflict happened in North Castle at the "Battle of White Plains". Learn more at the American Revolution in Westchester County.

About North Castle
For information about attractions and things to do in Armonk and nearby, visit the North Castle town page. If you love antiquing, visit antique shops in Westchester.

For outdoor activities in and around Armonk visit parks in Armonk and North Castle. Enjoy fishing, biking, or take the kids on a picnic at one of the many beautiful parks in Westchester County. There are many excellent bike paths in Westchester County so go biking. If you're looking for a relaxing day in the fresh air, take the kids on a picnic in North Castle.

Fisherman will enjoy fishing in Wampus Pond Park. There are many activities for kids and the family. Try boating or take the kids on a nature walk at Wampus Pond Park in Armonk. Children and adults of all ages will enjoy the beauty of this 102-acre park.

Play golf. Westchester is home to some of the country's best courses. Go golfing at one of the historic golf courses in Westchester NY. The Canyon Club, founded in 1974, is a private golf and country club nestled on 160 acres overlooking the hamlet of Armonk. This championship golf course is at home in Westchester County - an area known for a world-class golf experience.

Press blue button to view the North Castle website and use it as a gateway to North Castle government, news, services, and the North Castle Calendar of Events.

The Town of North Castle is divided into three distinct areas known as the hamlets of North White Plains, Armonk, and Banksville (also called the Eastern District of North Castle), located near Connecticut. North White Plains is an area of inviting neighborhoods with convenient access to White Plains and New York City via Metro North. Armonk has a business district with cafes, shops and professional offices. Banksville, bordering Bedford and Pound Ridge, is an area known for its bucolic settings.

A Bit of History
The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory although in reality the area was strongly patriotic. A significant Revolutionary War conflict happened in North Castle at the "Battle of White Plains". Learn more at the American Revolution in Westchester County.

About Banksville
For information about attractions and things to do in Banksville and nearby, visit the Banksville town page. If you love antiquing, visit antique shops in Westchester.

For outdoor activities in and around Banksville visit parks in Banksville and North Castle. Enjoy fishing, biking, or take the kids on a picnic at one of the many beautiful parks in Westchester County. There are many excellent bike paths in Westchester County so go biking. If you're looking for a relaxing day in the fresh air, take the kids on a picnic in North Castle.

Fisherman will enjoy fishing in Wampus Pond Park. There are many activities for kids and the family. Try boating or take the kids on a nature walk at Wampus Pond Park in Armonk. Children and adults of all ages will enjoy the beauty of this 102-acre park.

Play golf. Westchester is home to some of the country's best courses. Go golfing at one of the historic golf courses in Westchester NY. The Canyon Club, founded in 1974, is a private golf and country club nestled on 160 acres overlooking the hamlet of Armonk. This championship golf course is at home in Westchester County - an area known for a world-class golf experience.

Press blue button to view the North Castle website and use it as a gateway to North Castle government, news, services, and the North Castle Calendar of Events.

The Town of North Castle is divided into three distinct areas known as the hamlets of North White Plains, Armonk, and Banksville (also called the Eastern District of North Castle), located near Connecticut. North White Plains is an area of inviting neighborhoods with convenient access to White Plains and New York City via Metro North. Armonk has a business district with cafes, shops and professional offices. Banksville, bordering Bedford and Pound Ridge, is an area known for its bucolic settings.

A Bit of History
The Town of North Castle was incorporated on March 7, 1788. North Castle's name is said to derive from a barrier built by the Mohican people to protect themselves from enemy attacks which stood on the hillside now occupied by the international headquarters of I.B.M. Corporation.

During the American Revolution, New and North Castle were officially considered neutral territory although in reality the area was strongly patriotic. A significant Revolutionary War conflict happened in North Castle at the "Battle of White Plains". Learn more at the American Revolution in Westchester County.

About North White Plains
For information about attractions and things to do in North White Plains and nearby, visit the North White Plains town page. If you love antiquing, visit antique shops in Westchester.

For outdoor activities in and around North White Plains visit parks in North White Plains and North Castle. Enjoy fishing, biking, or take the kids on a picnic at one of the many beautiful parks in Westchester County. There are many excellent bike paths in Westchester County so go biking. If you're looking for a relaxing day in the fresh air, take the kids on a picnic in North Castle.

Fisherman will enjoy fishing in Wampus Pond Park. There are many activities for kids and the family. Try boating or take the kids on a nature walk at Wampus Pond Park in Armonk. Children and adults of all ages will enjoy the beauty of this 102-acre park.

Play golf. Westchester is home to some of the country's best courses. Go golfing at one of the historic golf courses in Westchester NY. The Canyon Club, founded in 1974, is a private golf and country club nestled on 160 acres overlooking the hamlet of Armonk. This championship golf course is at home in Westchester County - an area known for a world-class golf experience.

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Specialized bikes for the entire family
Volkl skis, Nordica and Lange boots
Bogner and Obermeyer ski wear
Smith goggles and Scott poles

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Designer clothing for children
Brand name clothing for children