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Glen Island Harbour Club is excited to host your special day of up to 150 people!

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Glen Island Harbour Club

The ultimate “ on the water ” location.

A truly spectacular venue... surrounded by gently breaking waves, lush park grounds on a secluded island, breathtaking sunsets, a storybook chapel and dramatic views of the New York skyline bridges.

Widely regarded as Westchester's Premier Waterfront Wedding Venue.

As you and your guests arrive on our secluded island, welcomed by uniformed valet and doormen, you will experience the beauty and elegance of our storybook setting.

You and your guests will enjoy the attentive personal service of our seasoned, professional staff and the world-class cuisine of our accomplished culinary chef.

Our spectacular ballrooms with private entrances, elegant non-denominational wedding chapel with waterfront views, spatial cocktail lounges and spa-like bridal suites will make your special day into an everlasting memory.

• Social Occasions

Conveniently located in Westchester County, close to all major hotels and airports, Glen Island Harbour Club is the perfect occasion and event venue for parties large and small.

From Anniversaries, Bar/Bat Mitzvah's and Sweet Sixteens to large Corporate Events & Holiday Parties — our venue, with spacious indoor and outdoor areas, can accommodate groups of all sizes.

Treat your guests to the best views in Westchester!

• World-Class Cuisine

Your wedding is a reflection of your unique love story, and your menu should be no different. Our culinary team works closely with you to design a bespoke dining experience that aligns with your tastes, preferences, and cultural traditions. From cocktail hour to reception, each dish is a work of art, meticulously crafted to exceed your expectations.

Our menu is a celebration of nature's bounty, with dishes that evolve with the changing seasons. Whether it's the vibrant colors of spring, the sun-kissed flavors of summer, the rustic warmth of autumn, or the cozy comforts of winter, our culinary creations reflect the beauty of each moment.

Location, Location, Location...

Set on a truly spectacular island with gently breaking waves, lush park grounds, breathtaking sunsets, and dramatic views of New York skyline bridges.

Sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort and provide a picturesque backdrop for photos of your special day.

The castles, reminiscent of German Rhine fortresses, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant and offer a scenic historical experience.

Historic Glen Island

One of Westchester's unique jewels, Glen Island was originally created in 1879 as a summer resort for a business representitive named John H. Starin.

The Glen Island Casino was a springboard to success during the 1930's Big Band Era, including that of Ozzie Nelson, Charlie Barnet, Claude Thornhill, Les Brown, The Dorsey Brothers and Glenn Miller.

Most recently, a new era has begun. After a $10 million dollar renovation, the Glen Island Casino transformed into the Glen Island Harbour Club—Westchester's premier banquet facility—where new, everlasting memories are created.

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Take a glimpse into the unrivaled beauty and peerless splendor of the Glen Island Harbour Club, our world-class cuisine, and our historic waterfront island location — where everlasting memories await you.

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Glen Island Harbour Club

50 Glen Island Park, New Rochelle, NY

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Glen Island Yacht Club

Address: 101 Harbor Lane New Rochelle, NY 10805

Website: http://lecomtemarina.com/

Phone: (914) 636-1524

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Glen Island Yacht Club is located at 101 Harbor Lane New Rochelle, NY 10805. They can be contacted via phone at (914) 636-1524 for pricing, directions, reservations and more.

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Glen Island Yacht Club / West Harbor Yacht Service - PRIVATE

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http://www.glenislandyachtclub.com/

New Rochelle, NY | N 40° 53.320' / W 073° 47.110'

101 Harbor Lane West

New Rochelle, NY 10805

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New Rochelle, Lower Harbor

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Dwight LeComte

Facilities & Boatyard Manager

"Woody" Haywood Walton

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Glen island yacht club owner found dead, the man's body was found in the water off of new rochelle..

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NEW ROCHELLE, NY — A body found in the water off New Rochelle Saturday was identified as the long-time manager of the Glen Island Yacht Club.

Police do not think foul play was involved in the death of Artie Karpf, 83, News 12 said.

For 30 years, Karpf had managed the club.

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April 12, 2019 - Here is a brief cost & time summary for my Eight-Ball. I've also enclosed a photo with the original rig. I built my Glen-L Eight Ball in the Spring of 2003 for approximately $350. I used local exterior-grade plywood and dimensional lumber. Fiberglass for the hull and polytarp for the sail was purchased online to save money. I used polyester resin for the fiberglass because it was cheaper than epoxy, and it has worked flawlessly. I purchased the Glen-L Bronze Fastener Kit and the Glen-L Eight Ball Hardware Kit. It took me 6 months to build. Having sailed her for 16 years, I've rebuilt the mastbox once and have experimented with a home-made gaff rig and gunter rig, the former being my favorite for this boat. The Eight Ball is still my go-to boat for introducing folks to sailing, as it doesn't scare them half to death like some production sailing trainers have a habit of doing.

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Subject: Eight-Ball Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 From: Pihlstrøm Stein Hello I just want to send You a couple of pictures of my finished Eight-Ball dinghy. I bought Your catalouge and later the plans for the Eight-Ball through a Norwegian company called Marine Design Norway, some years ago. I started with the Eight-Ball to gain experience for a bigger project, the Cabin Skiff. I have also bought these plans from the same company. A radio controlled boat (made from drawings in the book \"Boatbuilding with Plywood\") together with the Eight-Ball. Yours, Stein Pihlstrøm Knarrevik, Norway

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This project turned out great - have been using it on Lake Michigan, between Milwaukee and Chicago. It is very satisfying to see how thin, floppy pieces of plywood can turn into a strong vessel. This boat attracts attention and smiles everywhere I go. The design is great - the construction went very well - and this boat handles well for its size. Thanks for a great design!

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Subject: 8 Ball project Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 16:21:15 -0700 (PDT) Dear Sirs, I have just finished building a Glen-L 8Ball, not SG the original. I actually ordered and received the plans in November 1978, and soon after went into hospital in Barbados for an operation, and a couple of days after coming out heard the news about the revolution in my home country, Grenada. I now have a 33\' yacht and wanted a light plywood dinghy that I could carry on deck, and the 8Ball seemed to fill the bill. The project took 3 months and as you can see from the attached photos looks quite nice and sails very well. Sincerely, Arthur Bain

Hello, My email is good and my Eight ball has been finished for almost a year now. I\'m the guy who sent you the video of the chirstening that went oh so bad. Here is a photo of my eight ball tied up at Balboa lake, which is a beautiful man made lake in the middle of the San Fernando Valley. I am having a great time with my boat, but she is a lot of work. You know how dog years are supposed to be like 7 human years? Well, I think boat years are like 17 human years. This winter the rain filled up my boat like a bath tub, and water seeped through the sealed seat chamber and filled them up completely. Water could get in, but it couldn\'t get out. When I drilled a small drain whole the thing \"peed\" for hours. Now I have drain plugs and I am keeping the boat in the garage until summer. James McLain Mission Hills, CA

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Date: 1 March 2004 I owe you some photographs of the boat \"Eight Ball-SG\", that I finished building in 2001. (see copy of your \"Project Registry\", below) The photos are enclosed. Some day in the future I will send photographs of a lobsterboat \"Eagle\", now under cointruction. Regards, Jose Reis

My first boat build - I wanted to make a safe boat my kids (7 and 11yrs) could learn to single hand. I grew up racing a mixture of both 20-30' sailboats and small one designs. I knew what I wanted for my kids to learn on, but never found a boat that had all the things I thought my kids should have to learn to handle a boat. I wanted something that would sail first, motor second, row 3rd. It took me a few years (work got in the way) but here she is.

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Just tried Benjammin\' out yesterday and it handles great! Lots of fun. Here are a few shots of the Eight Ball I built. It took me 2 winters every Friday to complete. Thanks, Jerry

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February 2013 I am in the process of building your 19’ Barrelback runabout which is similar in appearance to a 1939 - 1942 Chris Craft Runabout. I took a break from construction of the runabout to build a Glen-L Eight Ball pram for my grandkids and me to use for fishing on some of the small lakes up here in Idaho. I have constructed the Eight Ball so it can be rowed, sailed or used with a small outboard. It took me about a month to build the her not working on it continuously. I built her with marine plywood, mahogany trim and mahogany cold molded bow and transom. It cost me $810.00. This cost includes all the hardware to set it up for sailing. The $810.00 doesn’t include the cost of a sail or mast & boom. The picture of the boat on the water is my wife rowing the boat on her maiden voyage on Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho. The Eight Ball sets well, rows easy and my grandkids love it.

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May 24, 2020 - Just sending a picture of finally getting back out on the water this season. Took the Eight Ball to celebrate. Enjoy reading the email newsletters. June 2013 Update - One new photo June 2012 Update: Getting Closer. I painted the boat this weekend. After a lot of comparing I decided that no more than this would be in the water, I would use enamel implement paint from the farm supply store. Time will tell if it was a wise choice. In case any one is wondering it is International Harvester Red. I intend to cover the inside of the boat with spar varnish.

Eight Ball by Steven Sage June 25, 2008 I recently completed the Eight ball SG in the sailing version. Construction took about 1 1/2 months of evening and weekend time.

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[…] a 12′ wooden boat his dad made.  When Todd was a teenager in Hawaii, he and Arlie built an Eight Ball sailing dinghy together and took sailing lessons.  From that time on, they were hooked on sailing […]

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