Category: Historic Sites

Visit the 79-room Gilded Age mansion of financier and philanthropist Ogden Mills and his socially prominent wife Ruth Livingston Mills. See the elegant rooms, discover their lavish lifestyle, and learn about the staff that helped run this magnificent estate. Staatsburgh State Historic Site is open for walk-in tours Thursday through Sunday from 11am-5pm from April [...]

“One of the most romantic restaurants in the Hudson Valley” (Newsday) The Depuy Canal House Restaurant is the studio where Chef John Novi creates food as art. For more than 40 years he has defined American cuisine as he has continually reinvented seasonal, locally and sustainably grown menus. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, you can [...]

Join us at First Lutheran Church of Albany, the oldest Lutheran congregation in North America, founded in 1649. We are a welcoming and affirming congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Sunday worship begins at 10:00 AM. Adult Sunday School at 9:00 AM. We celebrate the holy eucharist every Sunday and EVERYONE is welcome [...]

Visit Albany's historic Mansion Neighborhood, home of the New York State Governor's Mansion. Explore our narrow streets of charming rowhouses from the 1800s to the 1900s, visit our many fine restaurants and the recently-restored historic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Located just south of downtown Albany, the Mansion Neighborhood is a stones throw from the [...]

Let our guides transport you back to the Gilded Age and experience the unparalleled beauty of The Mount, Edith Wharton’s historic house and gardens. Tour the house and gardens, enjoy lunch on the terrace, shop in the book store, or just relax and enjoy the surroundings. Live music Friday and Saturday evenings in July and [...]

The Warwick Historical Society would like to offer its beautifully restored Old School Baptist Meeting House built in 1810 to same sex couples of any denomination to get married in. It is truly one of the most unique and historic places to get married in the Hudson Valley. Adjacent Lewis Park is perfect for a [...]

The Basilica Hudson is a 19th century industrial factory transformed into an event space for the artistic and cultural community at large. Located just steps from the Hudson Amtrak Station, on the waterfront in the Historical town of Hudson, NY.  

The Locust Grove Estate has been making history in the Hudson Valley for more than two centuries.  Nearly 100 acres of land, farmed by the Livingston family since the 1700’s, formed the nucleus of a property acquired by Samuel F. B. Morse in 1847.  Morse spent more than 25 years at Locust Grove, shaping his [...]