North Salem New York Website

Other North Salem Organizations

North Salem Open Land Foundation

Contact Us:
North Salem Open Land Foundation                                                          
P O Box 176
North Salem  NY  10560
Gloria Stein - Administrator
914-669-5860
info@nsolf.org

Activities
The North Salem Open Land Foundation owns twenty-two parcels of land totaling roughly 719 acres and holds conservation easements on twelve parcels totaling another 471 acres. These 1190 acres will remain preserved and undeveloped forever. If you are interested in donating land, conservation easements or money, please contact our Administrator.

North Salem Historical Society

Contact Us:
North Salem Historical Society
P O Box 31
North Salem   NY  10560
Cynthia Curtis - President
The North Salem Historical Society runs the White Elephant Museum located on Keeler Lane, holds special events throughout the year, and publishes newsletters about various aspects of North Salem's History.


North Salem Improvement Society

Contact Us:
North Salem Improvement Society
P O Box 209
North Salem   NY  10560
Amy Post - President
northsalemimprovementsociety@gmail.com

Activities
The North Salem Improvement Society is a not-for -profit organization founded in 1931 whose main purpose is to make our town " a more beautiful place in which to live…"  The Improvement Society was responsible for opening the first library in town, purchasing our town's first fire truck, establishing the town's historical society, refurbishing Delancey Hall as the town hall, building bridle paths and organizing the first recycling programs.

Our largest event is Christmas Eve where Santa arrives, not atop a reindeer-pulled sleigh, but atop one of the Croton Falls Fire Department's finest red engines. It is truly a sight that delights children of all ages. At the tree, located on Titicus Road where Baxter Road meets it, we serve hot cider, cocoa, chocolate chip cookies, and special gingerbread cookies handed out by Santa to every child. There is a fire which keeps everyone warm while singing carols.

Other activities include planting a number of triangles around town with shrubs and flowers, creating and maintaining attractive road signage, publishing newsletters and special events. However, the society is only as strong and successful as its membership. We hope you will join us.