IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARKING LOT COMMUTERS re: Eagle Project

The PMIA is pleased to inform you that the project to restore the Grand Central Eagle of Sleepy Hollow will start on Friday, August 9th, 2019 and last 2-3 weeks. We urge all commuters, especially those who take later trains, to either be dropped off (Writer’s Center Side) on Riverside Drive (please no drop offs on Eagle Side, unless needed for handicap access), walk or carpool during this period.

Please note that there will be 7 parking spots unavailable for that time period. Facing the Eagle/River the first 2 parking spots on either side of the Eagle will not be available for parking. Facing away from the Eagle/towards the platform the 3 spots directly across from the Eagle will not be available for parking.
The work area will have construction fencing around the Eagle and parking spots not to be used will be barricaded as well.

We thank you for your cooperation and look forward to the project's completion in a few short weeks.

Save the Eagle Community Meeting

We'd love to see you at our Philipse Manor Eagle Informational Meeting! Please join us for a neighborhood update on the Grand Central cast iron eagle of Philipse Manor, Sleepy Hollow. Watch a brief presentation highlighting the eagle's rich history, the Save the Eagle Committee's current efforts, and the restoration campaign we plant to undertake this summer. 

Hear from the chair of the Save the Eagle Committee, the chief conservator on the project, and the president of the Philipse Manor Improvement Association.  Please RSVP here.

Save the Eagle!

Happy Giving Tuesday! Today we'd like to make a special request of our community. A conservation assessment has determined that the Philipse Manor eagle is in bad need of restoration. We are raising the funds necessary to restore and preserve the Eagle. The Eagle left its perch on Grand Central Station in 1910, and has graced our train station for over 100 years. We would like to preserve this impressive piece of our local history  for generations to come. Please help us this Giving Tuesday to #SavetheEagle. 

For more information, please visit our eagle page, www.philipsemanor.org/eagle which has details about donating to this important project, the current state of the eagle, and our restoration goals.