‘Dear Tarrytown’ documents stories about community
Tony Albert Cypress, who has worked as a bus monitor, maintenance worker, and cafeteria worker, is a familiar face to
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With Veterans Day coming up on Nov. 11, local history buffs might be thinking about this nation’s wars and the soldiers who fought in them, including the American Revolution.
Those who are curious about Westchester residents who served in the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) are in luck. The Westchester County Historical Society (WCHS) has an online collection, “Digital Resources: The Revolutionary War in Westchester County,” available for free on its website (www.westchesterhistory.com).
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