many of the storefronts are located. Most of the neighborhood sits on a hill, which in the early days of New Rochelle was known as Dutch Hill, leading to the terminology of saying someone is "from up the West End." The neighborhood is and has traditionally been home to the city's larger immigrant populations, with Italian immigrants coming from 1900 through the 1960s and more recently Hispanic immigrants coming from about 1985 through the present. Although predominately Hispanic today, many remnants from the "Italian West" still exist, such as The Casa Calabria, Foresters Club, Saccone's Pizzeria, and St. Joseph Church. Every June, spanning Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, many come back to the neighborhood as St. Joseph hosts the St. Anthony feast which generally features a variety of food including sausage and peppers, zeppole, music and games. On the last day of the feast, The Grand Procession is held where the statue of St. Anthony is processed through the streets of the West End. This neighborhood is home to Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital. Edgewood Park Located in the West End and originally called "St. Luke Place" and "Bryan Avenue," Edgewood Park is a horseshoe shaped street off Lockwood Avenue. This small neighborhood contains many Multi-family and single family houses. This street was the residence of former New Rochelle City Councilman McNamara, and Edgewood Park is currently home to former Councilman Trangucci. Feeney Park Feeney Park is middle-class neighborhood located in the City's west end along the Pelham border and includes the City owned park that shares the same name. Columbus Elementary School, a public school in the City School District of New Rochelle that offers a Science, Math, and Technology magnet program, is located in this neighborhood. Pelhamwood: Located along the Pelham border, this community had both a New Rochelle and Pelham section, with the New Rochelle section eventually evolving largely into the Feeney Park neighborhood. Hamlets and Secondary Areas Cooper's Corner For over two centuries Cooper's Corner served as an outpost for residents who lived in Upper New Rochelle miles from the downtown hub. The hamlet took shape at North Avenue and Mill Road near Burtis Mill that was powered by the Hutchinson River. It eventually included the general store of John Cooper, the 1795 Cooper's Corner School, the 1859 St. John's Wilmot Church, and the 1901 Wilmot Fire Station No. 6. Davenport Neck Historic waterfront peninsula originally inhabited by