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Town of Clarkstown Dedicates New Historic Map Room at Town Hall in Honor of Founder’s Day on March 18th
NEW CITY, NY – Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and members of the Town Board held a ceremony to dedicate a conference room in Town Hall on the third floor as the new Historic Map Room.
The dedication is in honor of Clarkstown Founder’s Day, March 18, 1791. Supervisor Hoehmann and the Town Historian Larry Keigler have been working to secure several different historic maps to keep on display in Town Hall.
Supervisor Hoehmann said, “The large conference room on the third floor is often used by town staff and outside community groups and residents for meetings making it the perfect place to display our history.”
Photos by Town of Clarkstown.
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