See what Briarcliff Manor has to offer, from running club to pottery painting
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A group of men fish in the Hudson River during sunset Dec. 26 at Scarborough Park in Briarcliff Manor.
Jennifer and Charles Douglas play a game of pickleball Dec. 26 at Chilmark Park in Briarcliff Manor. The couple started playing a year ago and enjoy playing doubles with others they meet at the park. The courts are open year round, weather permitting, for permit holders. The park also hosts an annual Picks and Pickleball tournament, which is open to all.
A decorative lantern that belonged to Briarcliff Manor founder Walter Law is displayed at Law Memorial Park in Briarcliff Manor. This monument originally stood at the golf course of the Briarcliff Lodge.
Briarcliff Manor-Scarborough Historical Society Executive Director Karen Smith shows an antique bottle from the Briarcliff Table Water Company, which was created by Briarcliff Manor founder Walter Law, at the historical society's office Dec. 22. The BM-SHS, founded in 1974, gathers and preserves the history of the village and is open weekdays for visitors.
The Briarcliff Manor Running Club makes their way down Pine Road during their holiday run Dec. 23 in Briarcliff Manor. The club meets Saturday mornings for their weekly run.
A Metro-North train traveling south on the Hudson line Dec. 28 passes the Scarborough station in Briarcliff Manor.
Leah Miller, 4, reads a story with her grandmother Kathie Mick as her grandfather Lance Miller looks on Dec. 21 at Briarcliff Manor Public Library. The library offers programs for children, teens and adults, and is located in the former Briarcliff Manor train station.
The Patio is a popular neighborhood restaurant located in the former municipal building in Briarcliff Manor.
Lily Pawliczak, 20, of Ossining, paints gifts Dec. 21 at A Maze In Pottery in Briarcliff Manor. The shop, which opened in 2010, welcomes customers to come in and paint what they choose. They also have sip and paint, classes and parties.
The historic All Saints' Episcopal Church, designed by architect Richard Upjohn in the modest English Gothic style and constructed in 1848, in Briarcliff Manor. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
About Tania Savayan: Tania has worked as a visual journalist for The Journal News/lohud.com since 2007. When not working, Tania enjoys knitting cozy blankets and cooking new recipes for her family and friends to enjoy. Instagram: @taniasavayan
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