building designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and built in 1975; and the Riverdale Branch of the New York Public Library on Mosholu Avenue at West 256th Street; Just south of 254th Street, along Sycamore Avenue, lies the 15-acre Riverdale Historic District, which consists primarily of estates on landscaped sites. P.S. 81 serves elementary school children in North Riverdale, and the neighborhood is home to the College of Mount Saint Vincent. Places of worship in North Riverdale include St. Margaret of Cortona's Church Roman Catholic, Congregation Shaarei Shalom and Young Israel Ohab Zedek of North Riverdale. The Mt. St. Vincent New York Central Railroad station on the Metro North Hudson Line, which was closed, and abandoned on June 3, 1975, was located on West 261st Street in North Riverdale. Transportation The neighborhood is served by the Bx7 and Bx10 MTA Regional Bus Operations local buses on Riverdale Avenue, as well as the Bx9 on Broadway. The BxM1, BxM2, and BxM18 express buses serve Riverdale Avenue, and the BxM3 serves Broadway. In addition, the 1, 2, 1X, and 3 buses from Bee-Line of Westchester County pass by the neighborhood on their way to the 242nd Street Subway Station. Metro-North Railroad serves the neighborhood at Riverdale station. The Hudson Rail Link A, B, C, and D routes serve the neighborhood, connecting to the Metro-North station. See also Irish Americans in New York City Woodlawn, Bronx References Notes Irish-American culture in New York City Orthodox Judaism in New York City Neighborhoods in the Bronx Riverdale, Bronx Irish-American neighborhoods