Leslie Long

A recent renovation doubled the company’s retail space and added extra departments, but the commitment to customer service hasn’t changed since 1887.

Hollywood stars and $1 rounds were early staples of the White Plains club, and though times have changed since 1913, the club’s “fore the joy of it” slogan remains.

What began as a general store in the 1800s is now a family business that survived hard times, a fire and more.

Since 1911, IBM has led the way in tech innovation and shows no signs of slowing down.

The sweet taste of success wasn’t always a constant for the family-owned business, but after 103 years in operation, it’s safe to say the Neri family is doing something right.

Declining enrollment in the 1960s resulted in the college adding master’s programs, the School of Nursing and other innovations elevate the college to reach its potential.

It takes a lot of patience, perseverance and business smarts to stick around for 100-plus years. No matter the challenges, these Westchester bakeries, educational institutions, stores and more have weathered the storm better than the rest.’