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Bronxville Info :

BRONXVILLE zip codes:
10708.

Bronxville History
When New York City?????s population spilled north of Manhattan during the 19th century, one of the country hamlets in its path was Bronxville, which offered a few scattered structures near the Bronx River, a stop on the New York and Harlem Railroad. In the ensuing decades, the Village evolved from a tiny settlement of farm, orchard, estate and factory land to become one of the nation's premiere metropolitan suburbs. FIRST WHITE SETTLERS Although local Indian tribes deeded the region to British colonists in 1666, the earliest settlers are believed to be the Underhill and Morgan families who arrived here in the first half of the 18th century. Both families farmed and tended orchards, but the Underhills also established the first local factory ????? a saw and grist mill where today?????s Pondfield Road West crosses the Bronx River. They built a wooden bridge over the River inspiring the settlement?????s first name, Underhill?????s Crossing. Their mill was the first of several factories sprung up along the River. Manufacturing was part of the Bronxville scene for almost two centuries, until 1922 when the last factory, the Kraft leather tannery, vanished in a spectacular blaze. The Morgans are remembered by the oldest surviving house in the Village, the Abijah Morgan House, built sometime before 1811 when a company of militia mustered there during the War of 1812. EARLY 19TH CENTURY FAMILIES It was almost a century after the arrival of the Underhills and Morgans before the next modest influx of settlers would make their mark. Alexander Masterton, a prosperous stonecutter from Scotland, was lured by quarries of fine white marble that were discovered in nearby Tuckahoe in 1822. Masterton eventually supplied stone for Greek Revival buildings from Boston to New Orleans, including Washington D.C. capitol buildings destroyed during the War of 1812. In 1835 Masterton built a neo-classical wooden home called Ridgecroft for his wife and six children. The house is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It remained in the family until the 1959 death of Masterton?????s granddaughter Amie Dusenberry, who like many of her Masterton and Dusenberry ancestors, was a vital force in Village life. The year after the Mastertons moved to White Plains Road, the other side of the Village became home to another large family, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bolton and their 13 children. An American, Bolton had taken an English bride and spent his married life in Liverpool. Looking for a new start, he spent $14,000 for 150 acres of land and an Underhill house, developing Brook Farm, a model Homestead and orchards. Although the Boltons liquidated their holdings after only a decade and a half, they left a lasting legacy. In 1849 they donated two acres on the crest of a hill to a fledgling religious group that build a Dutch Reformed church. This pre-Civil War congregation recently celebrated its 150th anniversary in their much larger 1926 stone building.
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