Local History
Featured Historic Resident: Evangeline Cory Booth
Evangeline Cory Booth was the first female general of the Salvation Army.
Residents still remember being allowed to pet her horse.
The former home of Evangeline Booth is now known as St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Hartsdale, NY
Hartsdale resident Evangeline Cory Booth is buried in Mount Pleasant, NY at the Kensico Cemetery.
Celebrity Residents of Greenburgh
Famous Families of Greenburgh
William H. Sudderth - 1st Black Fire Commissioner (1966)
William H. Sudderth (1935)
10 years old
William H. Sudderth (1941)
16 years old
William H. Sudderth
December 1944
William & Estelle Sudderth (1978)
As Worthy Matron & Worthy Patron of Bright Hope Chapter No. 46. Order of the Eastern Star, Prince Hall Affiliation
The Westchester County Press - Volume XL No. 39
December 8, 1966
William H. Sudderth Award from President Ronald Reagan (1984)
In Recognition of Exemplary Community Service in the Finest American Tradition
Planning Cornerstone-Laying Ceremony for Housing Development
Members of the Greenburgh Housing Authority meet to discuss plans for October 14th ceremonies for the State-aided, low-rent housing project being built at Old Tarrytown Road and Maple Street. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, State Housing Commissioner James W. Gaynor, and county, town, and other dignitaries will participate in the occasion.
From Left to Right:
Mrs. Anna J. Bernard; Mrs. J. Ray Duncan, Authority Vice Chairman; Davis _. Zimmerman, Authority Chairman; Royal H. Miller; William H. Sudderth, and Howard J. Bedlock, Authority Counsel