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
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; Union Church
Program length: Varies
Price: $8-11 per student
Group limit: Up to 60-120 students
Virtual Field Trips
January – December
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
