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Award-Winning Public Schools. Pelham's k-12 schools provide a small and nurturing
environment, with four neighborhood elementary schools, one middle school and one high school with a graduating class
of less than 200. More about Pelham Schools
Homes for Sale. With a population of 12,000 (which has not changed in number
since 1940), most of Pelham was built pre-WWII in a variety of historic architectural styles, including Victorian, Colonial
and Tudor Revival. See Homes for Sale in Pelham.
Closer to Midtown than parts of Manhattan. Comfortable Metro-North
trains depart Pelham’s historic train station and arrive at Grand Central in 29 minutes or less at all times of
the day and night. The Lexington Avenue 4&5 subway also ends just a few miles from Pelham. More about commuting from Pelham
Sense of Community. A tightly-knit,
yet welcoming town, Pelham has pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods where residents walk to the town, library, train and schools,
creating a strong sense of community. More about Pelham Community Organizations
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Upcoming Pelham Activities |
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Sunset Classical Concert, September 15, 7-8pm Garden Centennial Exhibit, celebrating 100
years of the Bartow-Pell Gardens by Delano & Aldrich. Through November 2. Local Author Spotlight:
Richard Zachs presents his latest book, "Chasing the Last Laugh: Mark Twain's Raucous & Redemptive Around-The_World
Tour," September 29, 7:30pm Yoga in the Orangeries, Fridays. Details on these and other Activities at Bartow-Pell |
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NYAC Travers Island
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Opening Day, Memorial Day Weekend with summer children's day camp and other junior programs in soccer,
swimming, rowing, tennis, water polo and more.
NYAC Juniors Programs
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