Vintage market targets treasure hunters
Dozens of vendors offering vintage, antique, and craft goods will gather at Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Park this Sunday, April 27,
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After writing a letter to the Irvington Board of Trustees about the impact of rising expenses, Irvington Historical Society president Veronica Gedrich and vice president Scott Mosenthal appealed to the board for increased funding during a public meeting on Monday, March 17.
The historical society, which also relies on public donations, anticipates a $9,000 deficit for the 2025 calendar year. Established in 1972, the nonprofit organization hosts free talks and exhibits, and maintains an archive available to the public for research. The society has been headquartered at the McVickar House on Main Street, a Village-owned property, since 2005.
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