School programs at Historic Hudson Valley bring to life the depth and breadth of American history through immersive programs designed for a range of grade levels.
We cover colonial America, the American Revolution, America’s emergence as a new nation, the rise of industrialization, and the development of American Romanticism. Our programs have been designed to align with the New York State Common Core Social Studies Standards.
On-Site Field Trips
March – December
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Inquiry-based programs at our sites encourage historical literacy and create new opportunities for students to engage with social studies.
Locations: Philipsburg Manor and Washington Irving’s Sunnyside; Van Cortlandt Manor coming Fall 2027
Program length: Varies
Price: $8-9 per student
Group limit: Up to 60-90 students
Virtual Field Trips
January – December
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Join us from anywhere for this multimedia experience, where trained educators lead students through discussions of complex historical issues, help them analyze primary sources, and introduce critical thinking skills.
Locations: Conducted via Zoom
Program length: 45-60 minutes
Price: $150 per class
Group limit: 3 classes