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Grinton and Clarissa talk about Untermyer Gardens and businesses that closed down in Yonkers.

Grinton describes the Sherwood House and the painting of murals in the Yonkers City Council building.

The store was rented to the Yonkers Public Library by owner Ernie Green.

The aim of the program was to promote library service to Spanish speakers in the Riverdale Avenue section of Yonkers.


Standing (from left to right): Ida Heuer, senior…

This photograph was taken on April 15, 1973. On this day, the Grassy Sprain Library was officially renamed the Grinton I. Will Library.
From left to right: Matthew A. Walker; Mrs. William H. Bellamy; Grinton I. Will; Mrs. David J. Jutkowitz; Robert…

This photograph was taken on April 15, 1973 at a renaming ceremony for the Grassy Sprain Library. On this day, the Grassy Library was renamed the Grinton I. Will Library. Grinton I. Will retired on April 30, 1973.
From left to right: Judge Anthony…

Grinton I. Will is the man on the far left with the shovel.
This photograph was taken in 1959.

This photograph was taken on April 16, 1964.
From left to right:
Grinton I. Will; Morris Ketchum, FAIA Director; Dr. George Minervini, president of the board of rustees; Eli Rabineau; Anthony Cerrato, former trustee.

From left to right:
Row 1: David G. Will; Brian R. Will; Edwin G. Will; Mary Ann Will (Brian's wife); Grinton I. Will; Clarissa Will.

Row 2: Eli Rabineau, Mrs. Eli Rabineau

Grinton I. Will is the center of the photograph talking to a family.