Last Chance to See

A Photographic Exhibition

of Yonkers 

in the Victorian Era

View over 40 images of historic Yonkers, dating from 1860 through the end of the Victorian Era.  This unique exhibit, designed by local historian Bob Piwinski, includes Yonkers streetscapes, train Stations, and the mansions of North Broadway, Warburton Avenue and  Park Hill.  It also includes one of the few known images of the Hendrick Hudson Hotel, designed by architect Bruce Price who also designed the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec. Dubbed “fireproof”, the Hendrick Hudson Hotel burnt to the ground just before it opened in 1901.

Last day of exhibit - Thursday, April 16, 2014

The Community Gallery is free and open to the public.  Gallery hours: Tues - Sat, 12 - 5 pm

Philipse Manor Hall is located at 29 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701.  

Bob Piwinski  is a Former Member of the Yonkers Landmarks Preservation Board, Member Board of Directors Friends of Philipse Manor Hall and Website owner of VictorianSource.com