History
Learn more about the almost 400-year history of our area now known as Yonkers, New York.
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A. Donald Duncan III, 91, Led Yonkers Schools Human Relations Department During Desegregation
A. Donald Duncan III, who led the Yonkers Public Schools Human Relations Department during the city’s landmark 1986 school desegregation, has died at 91.
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New Maintenance Project for 2025 on the Old Croton Aqueduct
The Old Croton Aqueduct is a linear New York State park with six miles in Yonkers. Have you walked the trail?
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When Yonkers Denied, the National and State Registers Obliged; Messiah Baptist Church Declared Historic Place
On May 28, 2024, Messiah Baptist Church celebrated its addition to the National Register of Historic Places with Rev. Al Sharpton.
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Messiah Baptist Church Celebrates Inclusion on the State and National Registers of Historic Places
On May 28, 2024, Messiah Baptist Church will celebrate its inclusion on historic registers with Rev. Al Sharpton attending.
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Stone Carver Barbara Segal Brings Art and Function to Yonkers Spaces
Local artist Barbara Segal merged classical stone carving techniques with modern American aesthetics, shaping the identity of Yonkers.
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John Copcutt’s Entrepreneurial Legacy and the Haunted History of His Mansion
John Copcutt Mansion, a testament to 19th-century entrepreneurship in Yonkers, blends commerce and the supernatural in its history.
