| Anna Ward's Notebook, 1806 | 
         
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          | When Anna Ward was 16, she attended Eastchester’s first
              school. Her notebook displays her mastery of geography, as well
              as other disciplines. It is also an example of the penmanship of
              the time, which was executed with a quill pen. Anna later became
            the wife of Major Jackson Odell of Greenburgh. The school Anna attended
                was razed when the Eastchester Marble Schoolhouse, located near
                the intersection of California and New Rochelle roads, was built
                in 1835. The Marble Schoolhouse is listed in the Westchester
          County Inventory of Historic Places. This record is associated with:Eastchester
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