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Index of North Castle History, Volume 26, 1999 INDEX FOR NORTH CASTLE HISTORY Volumes 1 (1974) through 40 (2013) Articles, Numbers and A to Z by Sharon Tomback (The volume year and page number, if available, appear as the last entry on each line) =============================================================== (article) 200 Residents Attend First Historical Society Meeting, 1982 (article) 35 Years Ago in the North Castle News, 2005:6 (article) 50 Years Ago in The North Castle Sun, 2005:11 (article) A North Castle Farmer’s 1886 Diary: Theo. Brundage 1839-1907, 1999:10 (article) A North Castle Pig Hunt, 1945, 2004:19 (article) A Salute to Becky – Rebecca Ann Kittredge, 2013:22-23 (article) A Salute to John Schnoor by Sharon Tomback, 2003:30 (article) A Special Day for Hon. John A. Lombardi, 2005:3 (article) A Special Shop – and Banksville, 2005:7 (article) A Tour of North Castle, 1986 (article) Afro-American Community in the Mid-19th Century, The Hills, Part I, 1988 (article) Afro-American Community in the Mid-19th Century, The Hills, Part II, 1989 (article) American Venus, 1999 (article) An Historic Sites Tour, 2000:24 (article) Armonk 1903 – Article from Mt. Kisco Recorder, 1989 and 1992 (article) Armonk Antiques Show, 1998 (article) Armonk Eagle, 1996 (article) Armonk’s Adventure in Aviation, 1979 (article) Bancroft, Sr., William – In Memoriam, 1991 (article) Bank, Hampden and North Castle’s Own Paper Money, 1991 (article) Banks, Allen of North Castle, 1989 (article) Banksville Community House, 1998 (article) Baseball Report (1930), 2000 (article) Bicentennial in Perspective, 1976 (article) Bicentennial North Castle Style, 1977 (article) Bicentennial, Looking Back at the, 2001:21 (article) Breezemont (aka Cox’s, Tredwell’s), 1998 (article) Briarcliff Automobile Race, 1981 (article) Bronx River Parkway Terminus, 1990 (article) Brundage Blacksmith Shop, 1981 (article) Buck’s Yankee Doodle Band, 1999 (article) Caruso, Hon. James R., 1994 (article) Castle Heights Methodist Church, 1977 (article) Caves of North Castle, The, 1975 (article) Clapp, Ginna, Memories of, 1998 (article) Clark, George B., MD, 1990 (article) Commemorating 25th Anniversary of The NCHS, 1996 (article) County Lore Set Lander Course, 1999:17 (article) Cracker Barrel Mayor, 1997 (article) Dayton House, 1984 (article) Different ‘Beanstalk’ Grows in Westchester by George Giokas, 2009:13 (article) Doctors of North Castle, 1984 (article) Doctors of North Castle, Addendum re Dr. Mortimer Cohn, 1991 (article) East Middle Patent School (District #1), 1983 (article) East Middle Patent School House, How to Move, 1986 (article) Eastern District – A Peaceable Kingdom, 1994 (article) Editor’s Notes about Marguerite, 2002:23 (article) Ellrodt, Remembering Tony, 1994 (article) Embassy Club, North Castle Golf & Tennis, Prichitt and Watkins, 1995 (article) Farmer’s 1886 Diary, A North Castle, 1999 (article) Ferris Family Cemetery, 1992 (article) Four Coman Hills Schools, 1978 (article) Freeholders of 1763, Town of North Castle, 2002:29 (article) Friends Meeting House at North Castle, 1978 (article) Friends Remember Harold Schaller, 2004:25 (article) Green Acres Garden Club – Celebrating 70 Years by Judy C. Early, 2009:3 (article) Griswold, Ralph Barnard, MD, 1991 (article) Guion, James of North Castle (1777-1861), 1998 (article) Harris, DD, Robert W. – Founder of St. Stephen’s Church, 1992 (article) Henker’s Farm & the Banksville Fire Emblem by Doris Finch Watson, 2003:28 (article) Henker’s Farm by Leonard Pouder, 2003:24 (article) Herb Garden at Smith’s Tavern, 1998 (article) Hills, The, and Kensico of North Castle, 1975 (article) Hills, The, Part I, Afro-American Community in the Mid-19th Century, 1988 (article) Hills, The, Part II, Afro-American Community in the Mid-19th Century, 1989 (article) Historical Development of North White Plains, 2008:15 (article) Historical Society, The North Castle, 1991 (article) Hopkins, James D. – A Daughter’s Remembrances, 1996 (article) Hubbell, Dorothy Woodward Twyeffort, A Tribute, 1998 (article) Hugh Mackay, MD, 1976 (article) IBM Corporation, A Different Neighbor, 2000:17 (article) Indexes to North Castle Sun and North Castle Monitor by Mains, 1994 (article) Indexes to Volumes 1 – 20, North Castle History Booklets, 1994 (article) Indian Stone for Grinding, 2001:15 (article) Indians of North Castle, 1979 (article) James Nickerson Angevine by Frank H. Bradsell, 2002:25 (article) James Woolsey, MD, 1982 (article) Jazz World in Armonk 1935-1942, 1985 (article) Jimmy-Under-the-Rock, The Legend of, 1974 (article) John Howard Quinby, 2005:28 (article) John William Sterling, 1844-1918 by Sharon Tomback, 2011:16 (article) Kaiser vs. Gifford, 1995 (article) Kensico – A Special Place, 1983 (article) Kensico and The Hills of North Castle, 1975 (article) Kensico Dam (photographs), 2005:26 (article) Kensico Dam, 1983 (article) Kensico, The Lost Village, 1983 (article) Kensico: A Casualty of Commissioner Daly’s War, 2013:15-19 (article) Knapp’s Diary, Hannah, 1975 (article) Koenig, Richard – Tribute to Our Photographer, 1995 (article) Lander Course, County Lore Set, 1999 (article) Lander, Richard N. – In Memory of, 1993 (article) Lander, Richard N., Memorial Dedicated, 1996 (article) Legal Notices – Fences, Cattle, Trespassers, 1999 (article) Library, North Castle, Paths that Upward Lead, 1988 (article) Log Cabin Farms – The American Roadside by James Agee, 2009:29 (article) Lyon Cemetery, 1986 (article) Lyon Family of North Castle, 1986 (article) Mains Indexes to North Castle Sun and North Castle Monitor, 1994 (article) Mains, Ken – Our First President of The NCHS, 1994 (article) Major Andre, the West Point Connection, 1980 (article) Massi, Retired – Again, 1994 (article) Maxl’s Rathskeller, 2001:33 (article) McKinley Battistelli Memorial in Wampus Brook Park, 2009:14 (article) Mead, Judge George E., 1994 (article) Mechanics Hall in North Castle, 1987 (article) Memories of Cohomong Wood, 2008:3 (article) Memories of Marguerite Lewis by E. J. “Bumpy” Taylor, 2002:22 (article) Methodism at North Castle (1787-1987), 1987 (article) Middle Patent School, 1954, 2002:33 (article) Middle Patent United Methodist Church, 1993 (article) Mile Marker #37, 1987 (article) Mile Markers – Old Post Road and Its Milestones, 1989 (article) Miller, Joseph T., In Memorium, 1976 (article) Miss Webster’s School (District #4), 1982 (article) Neighbors Against Neighbors by Sharon Tomback, 2011:19 (article) New York Housatonic and Northern Railroad, 1976 (article) New York, Westchester & Boston Railway by Sharon Tomback, 2011:14 (article) North Castle Divided: the 1791 Creation of the Town of New Castle, 2002:32 (article) North Castle Revisited, 1986 (article) North Castle’s 200th Birthday (1736-1936), 1976 (article) North Castle’s 250th Anniversary (1736-1986), 1986 (article) Official Seal of the Town of North Castle Explained, 1997 (article) Paint Recipe – Jonathan Hobby’s Cheap (article) Pippet, Bob – First Honorary Trustee of The NCHS, 1996 (article) Poem, “Old Glory”, 1995 (article) Post Office Zone Law Violation – Skunks, 1998 (article) Psalms Above Kensico Dam by Sharon Tomback, 2011:28 (article) Public Enemy Number One Capture, 1996 (article) Putty Factory of Armonk, 1998 (article) Quaker Meeting House (1798), 1995 (article) Railroad, New York Housatonic and Northern, 1976 (article) Raven, Judge Julius , 1997 (article) Real Estate 1914 and 1925 Listed, 1998 (article) Real Estate 1916 Valued, 1998 (article) Redbrooke, Another Great Estate of the Past by Doris Finch Watson, 2004:3 (article) Remembering Missy – Melissa Taylor White, 2013:20-21 (article) Remembrances of Armonk and Banksville, 1990 (article) Revolutionary War Forgotten Roll of Honor, 1974 (article) Robison, James, In Memory of, 1998 (article) Route 684: A $100 Million Road, 2001:26 (article) Rye Lake Bridge, State Road Route 22, 2003:23 (article) Salute to Dick Koenig by Doris Finch Watson, 2004:28 (article) Sands’ Mills, 1980 (article) Satchel Paige’s Rules to Live by, 2000 (article) Scenes from our Past: The Wagonwheel Restaurant, 1999:5 (article) School that Endured (District #4), 1982 (article) Schools, Armonk, 1923-1961, 1984 (article) Sells’ North Castle Farm (Today’s Windmill Farm), 2002:5 (article) September 11, 2001, In Remembrance of , 2001:18 (article) Shoemaking Industry in North Castle, 1997 (article) Skimatin, A Banksville Wedding Reception, 1996 (article) Skimmerton – A Custom, 1989 (article) Smith’s Tavern Revisited, 1977 (article) Smorol, Albert E. – In Memory of, 1993 (article) Some Slaves in North Castle, 2003:16 (article) St. Patrick’s Church of Armonk (1924-1982), 1989 (article) St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church 1842-1992, 1992 (article) Stone, Norman and Jessie – In Memoriam, 1987 (article) Street Lights for Armonk 1930, 1999:23 (article) Subdivision, North Castle’s First, 1985 (article) Tax Collection Notices (1914 and 1959), 1995 (article) Tax Collectors and Receivers of North Castle, 1996 (article) Teapot and Cabbage, A Tale of, 1997 (article) Telephone Service, Hotline to Armonk, 1992 (article) The American Venus: A 1925 Movie with Scenes Filmed in No. Castle, 1999:19 (article) The Banksville Golf Club, 2008:27 (article) The Daniel Smith Family of North Castle by Barbara S. Massi, 2009:16 (article) The Elijah Miller House or Washington’s Headquarters, 2004:31 (article) The Immoral Influence of Armonk, 2011:9 (article) The Judge William K. Haviland House, 2013:24-28 (article) The Leatherman by Sharon Tomback, 2004: 21 (article) The Lost Village (Kensico), 1983 (article) The Magical Bus – North Castle Library’s Bookmobile,
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