Revolutionary Family Adventures

Mid-Hudson Valley

Dutchess, Orange, Ulster

Museum Village

Orange County

Through educational programs, hands-on-exhibits and special events, Museum Village is dedicated to exploring and interpreting the late 19th-century in small town America. Visit the Log Cabin, which dates back to...

Fort Montgomery State Historic Site

Orange County

Explore the rich history of the American Revolution at Fort Montgomery State Historic Site. Located along the Hudson River, this site offers stunning views and a captivating journey through one...

Senate House State Historic Site

Ulster County

This 1676 stone house in Kingston served as New York State's first capitol when the Provincial Congress met here in September 1777. The museum features artifacts from Kingston's colonial and...

Rough Draft

Ulster County

A bookstore, cafe and bar located in one of the four original stone buildings that make up Kingston, NY's Historic Four Corners in the Historic Stockade District.

Mount Gulian Historic Site

Dutchess County

This 1730 homestead served as the Revolutionary War Headquarters for Major General Von Steuben, whose European training was vital to Washington’s army. In 1783, the Society of the Cincinnati veterans...

Lower Hudson Valley

Putnam, Rockland, Westchester

Boscobel House & Gardens

Putnam County

About a half an hour north, Boscobel’s Great Lawn offers unparalleled views of the Hudson River, Constitution Marsh, and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. You can also explore...

Brick Church Cemetery

Rockland County

Dating back to 1794, the Brick Church Cemetery is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and is the final resting place of many historic figures, including Revolutionary...

The Manse Historical Marker

Rockland County

Constructed in 1726, the Manse was the home of Domine Samuel Verbryck who lived there during the American Revolution. A friend of George Washington, Verbryck also founded Rutgers College in...

DeWint House & Museum

Rockland County

George Washington's temporary headquarters in Tappan, NY on four separate occasions during the American Revolutionary War. Built in 1700, the stone and brick house was owned by Patriot Johannes DeWint...

Historical reenactors at Stony Point Battlefield, Rockland

Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site

Rockland County

Site of a key American victory on July 16, 1779, when Brigadier General “Mad” Anthony Wayne led a daring nighttime assault to recapture the strategic position from the British.

Van Cortlandt Manor

Westchester County

This 18th-century manor house was home to the powerful Van Cortlandt family. Tour the furnished manor house and restored outbuildings, including a kitchen garden, stone tavern, and ferry house. The...

Jay Heritage Center

Westchester County

The 23-acre family estate of founding father John Jay, noted jurist, peacemaker, and anti-slavery advocate. This National Historic Landmark overlooks Long Island Sound and is a stop on the African...

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