Women’s Fashion in the 19th Century
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…
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…
This diary, written in a small copy book measuring about 7”-8” square, was kept over a period of almost two years by Susan (Susie) Van…
Bring the magic of The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze home with these cozy sweatpants, made exclusively for Historic Hudson Valley! The ultimate in comfy chic,…
By Waddell W. Stillman, president of Historic Hudson Valley In a relatively tranquil part of the Upper West Side of Manhattan, a week to the…
As the dreary weather of March and April gives way to sunnier days, many of us are turning towards our gardens. Whether tending plants for…
Hi, my name is Ginger. In cat language, Ginger means Empress of All That is Seen. My palace is at Philipsburg Manor and two legged…
By Danielle Funiciello, PhD candidate, SUNY Albany Margaretta “Happy” Rockefeller Fellow, Historic Hudson Valley, 2018 We tend to think of the world as a somehow…
Little did cartographer John Spilsbury know that when he first pasted one of his maps atop a piece of wood and cut it into pieces…
Whether it’s meeting with your coworkers and classmates, spending happy hour with your friends, or checking in with family, video conferencing has become an integral…
Replicate the art of colonial tinsmithing with some ordinary objects found in your home. Historic Hudson Valley’s Rob Yasinsac shows you how with some moral…