History is everywhere in the Hudson Valley and varied enough to keep every history lover interested and engaged. From Early American to architectural and from natural to military, history is alive and easy to connect with in the Hudson Valley.
Tucked away on 44 acres overlooking the Hudson River, Mount Gulian Historic Site is an 18th century Dutch Colonial Homestead located in Beacon, NY.
Austerlitz Historical Society offers a full calendar of events and programs year-round, a quarterly newsletter, and a growing museum site.
Visit Hill-Hold and Brick House Museums Orange County NY and see what life was like on a Hudson Valley farm in the 1830’s.
Anyone who has visited Pawling Village in Dutchess County has probably noticed the Dutcher House that dominates the village vista.
Museum Village in Monroe NY is a 19th century recreated village and museum with thousands of historic artifacts in around 20 buildings.
The Orange County Farmers Museum offers an extensive collection of farming implements and tools, hands on demonstrations and free events.
The Neversink Valley Area Museum preserves and documents the history of the Catskill's Neversink and Shawangunk valleys.
Edward Hopper House in Nyack, New York is the birthplace of the renowned American artist Edward Hopper (1882-1967).
The Friends of Lindenwald are a not-for-profit organization advancing the preservation of Lindenwald and the artifacts associated with President Van Buren.
The purpose of the Fishkill Historical Society shall be to gather and preserve information, objects, and resources relating to the history of Fishkill, NY.
