Dispensary near Mount Vernon, NY

The routed drive from the city runs on NY 22. Each figure below starts at a point in the neighborhood named and ends at the store:

• Chester Hill Park: about 8.5 miles, roughly 17 minutes without traffic
• Elmsmere: about 8.2 miles, roughly 16 minutes without traffic
• Fleetwood: about 9.6 miles, roughly 19 minutes without traffic
• Parkside: about 10.8 miles, roughly 20 minutes without traffic
• Pinckney Heights: about 9.4 miles, roughly 19 minutes without traffic
• Sunny Brae: about 8.4 miles, roughly 17 minutes without traffic
• Vernon Park: about 9.7 miles, roughly 19 minutes without traffic
• West Mount Vernon: about 10.4 miles, roughly 20 minutes without traffic

The White Plains bus terminal serves Bee-Line routes from across Westchester County. Routes 40 and 41 connect the area with it, including a stop at Park Avenue at East Sidney Avenue. Route 40 is the busy one: it runs 44 weekday trips from the area into the terminal, with 29 on Saturday and 21 on Sunday. Route 41 makes 5 weekday trips, none on Saturday and none on Sunday. Near the store, the closest Bee-Line stop is EJ Conroy Drive at Main Street, 89 meters away.

The area was first settled in 1664 by families from Connecticut as part of the Town of Eastchester. It became a village in 1853 and a city in 1892. Early development was driven by the New York Industrial Home Association No. 1, a home building cooperative organized to build homes for "tradesmen, employees, and other persons of small means".

In 1894 the voters took part in a referendum on whether to consolidate into a new "City of Greater New York". The referendum failed in the city and in adjacent Yonkers, both of which remain independent cities.