Directions

From Tappan Zee Bridge and Points West

1. Take 287 East to Exit 5.  Exit 5 places you on Tarrytown Road South.  Get in the left lane.  You will see signs for the Bronx River Parkway. 
2. At the 2nd traffic light, make a left in front of the large County Center Building.  You will see the entrance to the Bronx River Parkway.  Make a Right onto the Bronx River Parkway.
3. Continue South on the Bronx River Parkway for a few miles.  Exit at Crane Road (Exit 12)  Exit on the left side of the road at the light. 
4. At the end of the exit ramp continue going straight (parallel with the railroad) to the first intersection (Christie Place).  Make a left and proceed to the stop sign at the end of the street. 
5. Make a right onto Chase Road.  You will see the Harwood Building with its Bell Tower in front of a small park with a flag pole.

From the North

1. Take Taconic to the Bronx River Parkway South.
2. Exit Bronx River Parkway at Crane Road (Exit 12).  Exit on the left side of the highway at the light. 
3. At the end of the exit ramp continue going straight (parallel with the railroad) to the  first intersection (Christie Place).  Make a left and proceed to the stop sign at the end of the street. 
4. Make a right onto Chase Road.  You will see the Harwood Building in front of you. It is a 5 story building with a Bell Tower in front of a small park with a flag pole.

From the George Washington Bridge and Points South

1. Take the Cross Bronx Expressway East to the Bronx River Parkway North.
2. After passing the Cross County Parkway, note that the highway divides.  The Sprain Brook Parkway is on the left side, the Bronx River is on the right side.  Bear right to continue on the Bronx River Parkway.*
3. Exit at Crane Road (Exit 12)  Exit is a sharp right turn around a bend.  At the end of the exit ramp make a right onto E. Parkway (parallel with the railroad) to the first intersection (Christie Place).  Make a left and proceed to the stop sign at the end of the street. 
4. Make a right onto Chase Road.  You will see the Harwood Building with its Bell Tower in front of a small park with a flag pole.

*If you take the Sprain Brook Parkway by mistake, Take the Ashford Avenue Exit and make a right turn.  Continue for Several miles.  Ashford Avenue becomes Ardsley Road.  Continue across Central Avenue and cross the railroad tracks.  Ardsley Road becomes Popham Road.  At the second traffic light after crossing the railroad tracks make a left onto Chase Road.  The Harwood Building is on the left.

From Connecticut and Points East

1. Take 287 West to Exit 5.  Make a right turn off the exit ramp and a left turn at the traffic light onto Tarrytown Road.
2. Get in the left lane.  You will see signs for the Bronx River Parkway.
3. At the 2nd traffic light, make a left in front of the large County Center Building.  You will see the entrance to the Bronx River Parkway.  Make a Right onto the Bronx River Parkway.
4. Continue South on the Bronx River Parkway for a few miles. 
5. Exit at Crane Road (Exit 12)  Exit is on the left side of the road at the traffic light.  
6. At the end of the exit ramp continue going straight (parallel with the railroad) to the first intersection (Christie Place).  Make a left and proceed to the stop sign at the end of the street (by the post office).
7. Make a right onto Chase Road.  You will see the Harwood Building with its Bell Tower in front of a small park with a flag pole.

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