WOMEN'S HISTORY
MONTH
This month we join colleagues at the National Archives, the Smithsonian, and the National Park Service in celebrating strong, accomplished women. One such pioneer was Mary Rutherfurd Jay (1872–1953), one of America's earliest landscape architects. Long before the existence of STEAM, she was a vocal advocate for women pursuing commissions in this highly technical and demanding field.

Today the gardens that inspired her are being re-imagined by
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects into accessible parkland and a center for horticultural education. Read more about Jay's legacy at
Stay Tuned for Updates About Spring Programs
NEW BOARD MEMBERS
JHC is thrilled to welcome a new trustee, Brad Neuman , of Greenwich, and a new advisory board member, R. Demarest Duckworth, III , of Rye.
For more information and bios, click here.
SOLD OUT!
Thank you to our co-chairs
Aileen Burdick * Sara Goddard
Yvette Killian * Michael Kovner
Colleen Margiloff
and corporate sponsors
St. Regis Residences * The Sargent Group * Seaboard Associates
For more information about adding your name to the waiting list, please contact Kevin Peraino at peraino.jhc@gmail.com
PARTNERSHIPS

Westchester Trailblazers Honored During Black History Month
For the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day, Celebrate Rye's Sustainability Record, the Legacy of Edith G. Read, and More
Columbia University Professors, Students Study Architecture and Preservation at JHC
Jay Heritage Center at the
Jay Estate
A National Historic Landmark
210 Boston Post Road
Rye, NY 10580 
www.jayheritagecenter.org
(914) 698-9275