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Pound Ridge Historical Society (PRHS) Constitution &
By-Laws as approved at April 30, 2011 Annual Meeting.
PRHS Constitution & By-Laws (Revised)
For
all publications: Call 914-764-4333 or email prhsmuseum@earthlink.net for more
information or to reserve a copy. NEW PUBLICATION, October 2009
Images of America - POUND RIDGE by Richard Major and Vincent Manna
This book,
assembled by Richard Major and Vincent Manna, includes some two hundred photographs from the archives of the Pound Ridge Historical
Society. Text identifies each photograph as well as giving a short history of the various areas of the town.
A map identifying these areas is included. The publisher is Arcadia Publishing of Charleston, SC. Cost: $22 plus $5 mailing.
History of
the Betsey Hunt House, Pound Ridge, NY by Richard
L. Major
Four page introduction followed by census records, tax assessments,architectural layout, documents, photographs. genealogies with chronology of references,
deeds and wills relating to this Georgian style farm house. (Hard cover)
Cost: $35 plus $5 mailing.
Pound Ridge Past by
Bonni Brodnick. 2007. (Sold
Out) God's Country by Jay Harris, 1971
If you missed the second reprint of Jay Harris’ definitive history of Pound Ridge in 2004, the third
printing of the book will be available in 2011. The hardbound book, complete with dust cover, is a full-sized facsimile
reproduction of the original.
$70 plus $8 mailing.
The Beginnings, 1989
Collection of essays and research papers carrying us from prehistoric
times to the habitation of humans and later the beginning of Indian and white men relationships.
Settling In, 1991
- The North Lots
- Colonial Architecture of Pound Ridge
- Cottage Industries
- The War at Home
- Tarleton's
Raid
- Washington's Fighting Spymaster
Pieces of the Past, 1993
- Four revolutionary documents written by Geraldine
M. Kelly and Cornelius F. Kelly
- Documents relate
to the second Continental Regiments of Light Dragoons, 1779, 1780, and 1784.
Historical Landmarks of Pound Ridge, 1996
- A history with sketches of houses in Pound Ridge
granted landmark status.
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