Historic Pelham Blog Archive
December 2005

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Fri. Dec. 30, 2005:  Subdivision Development Map Created in 1873 for Bartow Village in the Town of Pelham

Thu. Dec. 29, 2005:  Efforts To Preserve Silent Film Made in Pelham in 1929

Wed. Dec. 28, 2005:  The Mystery of the 'Manor Club' Girl That Set Pelham Tongues Wagging in 1913

Tue. Dec. 27, 2005:  Mystery Home Depicted in 1925 Real Estate Advertisement

Mon. Dec. 26, 2005:  The Dutch Acquired Lands Including Pelham From Local Native Americans in 1640

Fri. Dec. 23, 2005:  The Pelham Manor Residence of Martin J. Condon of the American Snuff Company

Thu. Dec. 22, 2005:  Area Planned for Development by The Pelham Manor & Huguenot Heights Association in 1873

Wed. Dec. 21, 2005:  An Early Sketch of the First Clubhouse of the New York Athletic Club on Travers Island in Pelham

Tue. Dec. 20, 2005:  An Early Description of Construction of the First Nine Holes of the Pelham Bay Golf Course

Mon. Dec. 19, 2005:  Second Loutrel Briggs Garden "Discovered" in Pelham

Fri. Dec. 16, 2005:  Pelham's Hutchinson River "Landing" in the Early 19th Century

Thu. Dec. 15, 2005:  Logging the Virgin Forest in Pelham in the Early 19th Century

Wed. Dec. 14, 2005:  New Information About John Hunter's Acquisition of Hunter's Island in the Manor of Pelham

Tue. Dec. 13, 2005:  The Manor Club's First Clubhouse Built in 1887-1888

Mon. Dec. 12, 2005:  19th Century Subdivision Map of Planned Bartow Village

Fri. Dec. 9, 2005:  Conveyance of Le Roy Lands in Pelham Between Pelham Bridge and New Rochelle in 1818

Thu. Dec. 8, 2005:  The First Stone Bridge Built Across Eastchester Creek in Pelham, 1814-1815

Wed. Dec. 7, 2005:  The Sale and Subdivision of the Bolton Priory Estate in the 1950s

Tue. Dec. 6, 2005:  The Origins of St. Catharine's Roman Catholic Church in the Village of Pelham, New York

Mon. Dec. 5, 2005:  The Fabled "No-Man's Land" of Pelham Manor:  A Tiny Strip of New York City

Fri. Dec. 2, 2005:  John Hunter of Hunter's Island in Pelham, New York

Thu. Dec. 1, 2005:  The Horse Trough Installed on Boston Post Road in 1902

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