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The Colonel and the Community

Please join us for a lecture by Walter Schwartz on Franklin Q. Brown’s impact on Dobbs Ferry.

Saturday, April 13, 2019

2:30pm

Posted on April 1, 2019April 1, 2019 by Madeline ByrnePosted in Events, News

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History Contest
2019 Dobbs Ferry Historical Society Contest Essay topic: “WHY HISTORY MATTERS TO ME”. History exists because of both the human and the culture in which they were born. So what makes them relevant to you now? How is this history being given new life within you? Again, it might be something you’re rebelling against, inspired to ...
Rails Around Westchester
Please join us for our Spring Lecture presented by the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society on the history of railroads and streetcars in Westchester County. Our speaker will be Dobbs Ferry native, Kent Patterson. This event will be held at the Dobbs Ferry Public Library at 55 Main Street on Sunday May 19 at 2pm.
The Colonel and the Community
Please join us for a lecture by Walter Schwartz on Franklin Q. Brown’s impact on Dobbs Ferry. Saturday, April 13, 2019 2:30pm
January 6, 2019 Annual Eggnog Party
Please join us in celebrating the holiday spirit here at the Mead House. Sunday, January 6th, 2019 at 2pm. Come toast our plans for 2019 and enjoy sipping our signature eggnog with friends and neighbors.
Sunday, October 14: Lecture on WWI and Villards
Join us for a lecture by Dr. Richard Borkow entitled World War I and the Villards of Dobbs Ferry. Learn about the role of the United States during the first World War, both ‘”over there” and “over here”, and the war’s impact on American civil liberties and on the American pacifist movement. The Villards of Dobbs ...

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