History Exhibition
History ExhibitionInwood
Built around 1785, this Dutch colonial farmhouse is Manhattan's oldest surviving house. Wander period-furnished rooms, explore the backyard Hessian military hut, and imagine when northern Manhattan was all farmland.
Tips
June 12 at 2pm
Step into Manhattan's only remaining farmhouse for a guided journey through centuries of Inwood history. You'll walk the same rooms as Revolutionary War soldiers, the Dyckman family, and the enslaved and free African people whose labor built this home.
June 12 at 2pm
Step inside Manhattan's last farmhouse for a guided tour that uncovers Inwood's layered past, from Lenape land to Revolutionary War stories and the lives of enslaved people who built this 1780s homestead. It's a rare pocket of old New York hiding in plain sight uptown.
InwoodOpens Friday at 12:00 PM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionBuilt around 1785, this Dutch colonial farmhouse is Manhattan's oldest surviving house. Wander period-furnished rooms, explore the backyard Hessian military hut, and imagine when northern Manhattan was all farmland.
Tips
June 12 at 2pm
Step into Manhattan's only remaining farmhouse for a guided journey through centuries of Inwood history. You'll walk the same rooms as Revolutionary War soldiers, the Dyckman family, and the enslaved and free African people whose labor built this home.
June 12 at 2pm
Step inside Manhattan's last farmhouse for a guided tour that uncovers Inwood's layered past, from Lenape land to Revolutionary War stories and the lives of enslaved people who built this 1780s homestead. It's a rare pocket of old New York hiding in plain sight uptown.
