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April 21, 2015

Scarsdale Map in 1938

April 21, 2015/ Marc Cheshire

Here’s a detailed map of the Scarsdale area in 1938, courtesy of the United States Geographic Survey. Using this free resource you can download high-resolution maps of almost any area of the United States. The earliest USGS map of Scarsdale (within the “Tarrytown Quadrant”) dates back to 1892.

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NEW PODCAST! 🎙️✨ We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the ScarsTales podcast. The premiere episode is officially LIVE. We’ll be uncovering the untold, unexpected, and sometimes surprising stories that shaped Scarsdale. Hosted by journalist and Society trustee @_lori_rothman , our two Village Historians, Jordan Copeland and Leslie Chang, and other special guests. Tap the ScarsTales link in bio to listen or watch, then: 1. Subscribe — we’re currently on Apple Podcast, Spotify and YouTube. 2. Leave a rating & review to help us reach more listeners 3. Share it forward to someone who would like it! #scarsdale #scarsdaleny
Watch those corners.❄️ This was when we asked AI to make the cars move in the photo from our last post.😂 It’s the corner of Post/Drake/Heathcote. We hear the Drake turn was once steeper than it is now.

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