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In recognition of World Embroidery Day on July 30, Historic Hudson Valley’s Associate Director of Collections Jessa Krick shares this new information about an embroidered…

More than ever, Historic Hudson Valley (HHV) has been using materials and techniques that extend the life of our historic structures and landscapes―always with a…

Henry Moore’s Knife Edge in Two Pieces, one of Nelson Rockefeller’s favorite sculptures, is among the artwork that has inspired creative baking by Kykuit guide…

We are thrilled to share a few rewarding bits of news: People Not Property: Stories of Slavery in the Colonial North just won a prestigious…

The prototype of Kofi’s Trial, Historic Hudson Valley’s forthcoming digital “book,” features illustrations by Dustin Bolton and Joaquin Esteban. Historic Hudson Valley (HHV) is creating a…

Welcome to our online store! Proceeds help Historic Hudson Valley continue to interpret and promote historic landmarks of national significance in the Hudson Valley for…

In this unassuming Hudson Valley church, two of the greatest artists of the twentieth century – Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall – combined to create…

The year 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote. Women’s suffrage was a hard-won victory, a result…

Today, Tuesday June 30, marks a distinctive milestone in the career of one of Historic Hudson Valley’s most visible and remarked-upon “staff members.” On this…

Visitors to Washington Irving’s Sunnyside peek into the bedroom of Sarah and Catherine Irving, but imagine if they could step back in time and open…