Being a representation in text and photographs of places
and events relating to Crestwood history as contained in
the archives of the Crestwood Historical Society
CRESTWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Presents
"Highway of Commerce"
Saturday April 21, 2012
RR historian J. Thomas Liddle, Jr. will talk about
the history of the New York Central Railroad and
how its development was critical, not only to
Westchester County, but the nation connecting
New York to Chicago, and how the railroads
became the gateway to St. Louis and the great
American west.
at the Crestwood Library on Thompson Street
Refreshments 10:00am The presentation 10:30am
All are welcome. These programs are free to our members.
A $5.00 donation from non-members will be appreciated.
The Crestwood Historical Society has been collecting and preserving the
history of Crestwood for generations past, present and future. Put
yourself in this picture and connect with Crestwood's people and their
story. You'll find there's a lot to discover...
Eleanor Powell... Sherwood
Farm... Bronx River Parkway...
Francis Asbury... Crestwood
Station... Art Carney...
Stanford White... The
Aquahung...G. Edward
Pendray... St. Eleanora 's
Home... Crestwood Library...
Norman Rockwell ... Yonkers
Park... Troublesome Brook...
Crestwood is well-known for all
of these things, but its best
treasures are its people.
Mission Statement
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Society celebrates with our
fellow citizens and visitors the
evolving cultural heritage of
the people of Yonkers'
Crestwood region. Through
dynamic, informative
interpretations and personal
stories of our history, we
honor the community's
memory of the past and
prepare for the future
together.
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