Elmsford Information

Originally dubbed "Storm's Bridge" in the 18th century, Elmsford, New York is one square-mile of distilled historical and cultural splendor. Midway between White Plains and Tarrytown, Elmsford (named thusly in 1870 after the town's colossal elm tree) lacks nothing in the way of dining, lodging, entertainment and family security. From tales on trading up the Hudson River, to colonial anecdotes about taverns serving feather-garnished "cocktails", Elmsford has a rich past which has ushered in a steady and equally interesting future. Friends and loved-ones visiting or living in this fine chunk of Westchester County can leisure in the inns, spend a day with Elmsford ice skating, catch the evening dinner theatre in Elmsford, NY or simply soak in the Hudson River air drifting over from the west.