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The Chamberlain House and Riverside: A History
Perched high above the Croton River, the Chamberlain House represents one of the finest examples of nineteenth century Second Empire architecture in Croton Falls and in Northern Westchester as a whole. Dating to sometime between 1840 and 1860, it is the oldest structure in the Juengstville neighborhood to which it belongs and distills the Gilded Age extravagance that characterized life in the hamlet after the introduction of the railroad.
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Walston Castle on Beacon Hill
DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK
Once the centerpiece of a sprawling estate that included nearly all of Beacon Hill, the Castle—or “Walston” as one long-time owner liked to call it—was completed in 1879 for wealthy New York City litigator Frederick J. Stone.
The Oddfellows Building
47-49 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, NEW YORK
As a pair, two adjoining structures at 47 and 49 Beekman Avenue housed organizations and institutions that represented the financial and social core of the blue collar, hardscrabble,
immigrant community that was Sleepy Hollow in the twentieth century.
The Dunne House
HASTINGS ON HUDSOM, NEW YORK
The Dunne House (5 Pine Street) in Hastings-on-Hudson is one of the best-preserved early homes in the village and in the Uniontown neighborhood to which it belongs.