Welcome to Pleasantville, NY
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About the Village of Pleasantville, NY
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Located just 31 miles north from Grand Central Terminal in NYC, the Village of Pleasantville is "home, sweet home" for over 7000 residents. Its name is synonymous with extraordinary neighborliness, volunteerism, tranquility and tolerance, attributes that are embraced by all who live or work here.

Settled in 1695 and formerly known as "Clark's Corners," the Village was once a stop along the Underground Railroad. Pleasantville became an autonomous local government in 1897. The original home of The Readers Digest corporation, the Village is now a regional destination, well reputed for the quality of its public services, public schools, fine arts, dining, and community experiences.

Community Profile
 		Statistical snapsots of the Village provided by the United States Census Bureau, Year 2000 census.
Village Government
 		Learn about the role of the Mayor and Board of Trustees.
About our Public Schools
Our public school districts are among the most desirable in Westchester County. Visit their websites to learn why.
Arts and Culture
 		The acclaimed Jacob Burns Film Center, instructional dance studios, performing arts, music festivals and fine arts are woven into the community fabric.
Business and Commerce
 		The Village is host to chic and unique reatil shops, Zagat rated restaurants, professional and personal service establishments.
Directions to Pleasantville
 		The Village is easily accessible by auto, bus, or rail.
Use this link for travel-related websites.
Photos of the Village
 		Come look at our photo album
 

Last Updated: Thursday, August 25, 2005