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Not long after Thomas Pell planted a tiny settlement of Englishmen at the head of Westchester Creek in late 1654, the Dutch in New Amsterdam decided to remove the settlers by force. Early Dutch records reflect efforts to remove the English settlers. One such
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Pelhamville Fire on February 4, 1878
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Pelhamville was the site of a rather hazardous factory that caught fire and burned to the ground on February 4, 1878. The cause of the fire was attributed to "spontaneous combustion". The building was uninsured. The following article appeared the next day
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Pelhamville was the site of a rather hazardous factory that caught fire and burned to the ground on February 4, 1878. The cause of the fire was attributed to "spontaneous combustion". The building was uninsured. The following article appeared the next day
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