Slavery in the Colonial North

Museum educators outside Philipsburg Manor

Introducing the Northern Slavery Collective

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People Not Property Helps Teachers Tackle the Hard History of Slavery

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Historic Hudson Valley Receives Accolades for People Not Property, Contributes to ArtsWestchester Exhibition, and Bella Meyer Visits Union Church

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Reexamining Our Collection Reveals New Information on Local History and the Enslaved Population

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A large jar made in the workshop of Thomas Commeraw. New York, 1810-1820. Stoneware. Historic Hudson Valley (VC.59.16X).

Thomas Commeraw, Free Black Potter of New York

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HHV Receives Accolades for “People Not Property” and More

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Susan of Philipsburg Manor

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Sojourner Truth: A journey from enslavement to inspiring speaker and human rights advocate

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K-12 Reading List on Slavery, Race, and African American History and Culture

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In His Own Words: HHV Creates Digital Version of Dramatic Conspiracy Trial

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Kykuit, the Rockefeller estate, is open but currently without power. Tours are still running, and the house and gardens are accessible. However, the art galleries, elevator, and wheelchair access are unavailable until power is restored.