Hamilton Grange National Memorial

Went on a school trip with my daughter and her class , had a wonderful time experienced and learned a few new things, my daughter had a great time herself, answered and asked some good questions.

Home of Alexander Hamilton : member of the U.S. Constitutional Convention , American statesman, first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Founding Father ; facade is oldest surviving structure in Manhattan

Wonderful tour . Definitely get there early to sign up for the guided tour . The college campus next door is a beautiful and peaceful walk while waiting to go on the Grange tour .

formerly the country home of Alexander Hamilton , the museum now gives a little look into his life and his work

Alexander Hamilton's Federal-style country home on a 32-acre estate in upper Manhattan was completed in 1802 and named "The Grange" after his father 's ancestral home in Scotland .

Friendly , knowledgable rangers! For the tours , get to the Grange a at least a few minutes in advance. They do have open self-guided hours as well .

Hamilton Grange National Memorial is now open Wednesday through Sunday from 9 to 5 with tours on the hour. Stop by and talk to the National park Rangers , they know thrir history

Be sure to watch the video upstairs too and be nice to the Park Rangers

Is a great site to see. Self guided tour was great and the short introduction film was really great.

Hamilton Grange was built for Alexander Hamilton, but he only lived in the house for two years before being killed in a duel with Aaron Burr. Read more

There is an elevator here so anyone can access this beautiful home.

Newly restored and renovated. The guided tour by the park service was lacking in info and history. Sadly they allow access only to the basement and first floor. Good news is it's free.

Founding Father Alexander Hamilton named his last New York residence after his father 's family home in Scotland . The surrounding neighborhood , Hamilton Heights, is named for him. Read more

Built, and moved, and moved again. Sitting on a slope in St. Nick park is a once grandiose estate that has (13) gum trees to imitate the original. The tour is intriguing. Al Hamilton is part black???

Hamilton's original lap desk is at Hamilton College

Nice little museum

Nice park rangers

Nice looking historical house.