Best Landmarks in Yonkers

It's a true Yonkers gem the gardens are lovely and the house has amazing things original to the property when it was owned and occupied by a local doctor.

Very educational, famous and historical site in Yonkers.

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It was way to get my library card today and I'm so glad I did it! All you need is an ID and proof of address. There are also a nice array of activities that the library seems to sponsor including summer stem programs, grab and go crafts and tutoring! There's also a literacy solutions program which provides reading and language comprehension for community members! There are computer labs to use for those with library cards and the art exhibit by Elvira Clayton on the fourth floor was awe inspiring and thought provoking (and open to all). I'm excited to continue visiting my local library! The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable in helping me find the books that I need. They communicate throughout the floors too to make sure you're getting the books you need. There are four floors; in the fourth floor staircase you have a beautiful view of the running river below.

I would return. the storytelling was fun. It was also playful for the children because after every book ended, the children sang and dance to a song or two. The staff was engaging and friendly.

been going to this library for a good while & have not had nothing to complain about. Unless you are being disruptive & disrespectful no one will bother you. very good place to study & it is a very quiet & peace full place !

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Spent many sunsets overlooking the Hudson river perched in the pines amongst the sculpture garden. Fascinating that Boyce Thompson named the mansion Alder Manor, after his original home in Alder Gulch, Montana. He was a millionaire in 1906, at the age of 40. He developed the Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior Arizona, also acquiring the Magma mine in Superior. A stellar example of architecture along the Hudson River.

I remember when I was a student at Elizabeth Seton College from 1979-1981 and the mansion was part of the school. The mansion contained some classrooms and housed some of the nuns who taught there. It was an absolutely beautiful campus.

Amazing place, so much history. Too bad time has taken a toll on all the gorgeous art work and details along the walls.

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