SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENTS HONORED BY HAVERSTRAW TOWN BOARD

SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENTS HONORED BY HAVERSTRAW TOWN BOARD

At this weekโ€™s Haverstraw Town Board meeting, three North Rockland High School Thomas F.X. Casey Social Studies Honor Society students presented their Rockland County championship winning “Haverstraw Landslide” project to the Town Board and all in attendance at the meeting. The winning students are Emily Morgese, William Babcock and Carter Smith. Their project came in […]

Historical Society to present a โ€œWalk Through Historyโ€ commemorating the Andre / Arnold Affair

Historical Society to present a โ€œWalk Through Historyโ€ commemorating the Andre / Arnold Affair

On September 22, 1780, Major John Andre and Benedict Arnold met in the woods along the Hudson shoreline. Their act of treason was a pivotal point in the Revolutionary war. To commemorate the meeting of these two men, the HSRC will present a โ€œWalk Through Historyโ€ visiting the places in Rockland that were involved in […]

HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO PRESENT LIFETIME SERVICE AWARDS

The Historical Society of Rockland County (HSRC) is pleased to present Lifetime Service Awards to The Stokes Family (Marisol and John Austen Stokes, Elena Stokes and Claudia Stokes Cooney), The Austen-Stokes Ancient Americas Foundation and Sheriff James Kralik (retired). The awards are given annually for contributions to life in Rockland County and for their service […]

TAPPANTOWN HISTORIC SOCIETY TO HOLD 28TH ANNUAL COLONIAL DAY

TAPPANTOWN HISTORIC SOCIETY TO HOLD 28TH ANNUAL COLONIAL DAY

You and your family will have a chance to travel back in history at one of Rockland’s most storied locations, the DeWint House, at the 28th annual Tappantown Historical Societyโ€™s Colonial Day on September 29. Join costumed guides for a tour of the house, an outstanding example of Dutch Colonial architecture, and General George Washingtonโ€™s […]

Stony Pointโ€™s Pyngyp School Being Restored

Stony Pointโ€™s historic Pyngyp School is being restored by a dedicated group of volunteers who are holding a series of publicity and fund raising events this year to continue the progress they have already made. The Pyngyp Schoolhouse was built more than a century ago, one of nearly 100 such crude one-room wooden schoolhouses that […]