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The Pelhamville train station originally stood near the Pelham National Bank building that stands today at One Wolfs Lane in the Village of Pelham (the old Post Office Building). During the spring of 1887, there was talk about the need to move the train
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News of Pelham, City Island and Pelhamville Reported on September 5, 1884
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The September 5, 1884 issue of The Chronicle, published in Mount Vernon, New York, included news columns reporting on developments in Pelham and City Island and in Pelhamville. The two news columns are transcribed below, each followed by a citation to its
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The September 5, 1884 issue of The Chronicle, published in Mount Vernon, New York, included news columns reporting on developments in Pelham and City Island and in Pelhamville. The two news columns are transcribed below, each followed by a citation to its
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Pelham News on May 30, 1884 Including Allegations of Oyster Larceny and Meeting of the Pelhamville Improvement Association
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The Chronicle, published each Friday in Mount Vernon during the 1880s, typically included a section reporting news in Pelham and City Island. The May 30, 1884 issue contained an interesting report that detailed allegations of oyster theft against Captain
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The Chronicle, published each Friday in Mount Vernon during the 1880s, typically included a section reporting news in Pelham and City Island. The May 30, 1884 issue contained an interesting report that detailed allegations of oyster theft against Captain
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