Dyckman Farmhouse Museum
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4881 Broadway (204th) New York , NY 10034 United States
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An exhibit on the first floor displays a trove of thousands of Revolutionary War artifacts found by a small group of amateur archaeologists in Northern Manhattan during the early 20th century.
When you visit the oldest farmhouse in Manhattan , ask to see the still-visible board used for nine men’s morris, a strategic game dating back to the Roman Empire. Read more
This Dutch colonial farmhouse is the oldest remaining farmhouse in Manhattan and a reminder of NYC's rural past. Built by Dutch farmer William Dyckman , c. 1784, it opened as a museum in 1916.
very interesting! and friendly staff . well worth a dollar! ask them to show you the military hut.
In around 1784, William Dyckman built what is now the oldest remaining farmhouse in Manhattan . Read more
Open only Fridays through Sundays, 11am to 5pm
Great piece of history but staff was very unwelcoming to visitors.
Only remaining farmhouse in Manhattan
Great display here
Imagine the peace and quiet of the old Amsterdam
Artist Walk & Talk tomorrow, June 29!
Closes early and bring your dollar!
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Quaint little museum for some history lessons. 30 - 45 minute experience at most. A good destination to get out of the more dense parts of Manhattan. - Kyle Fowler
Free Thursdays. Never crowded. Interesting exhibits. A block from Central Park. - Yasser A
The statue isn't where the original podium was. Go to the 2nd floor, to the pillar closest to the window. midway in room-we need a plaque!!! - Sincere Harris
Beautiful historic building and gardens. However, they're missing a clearer narrative to their permanent exhibition. My favorite part was the herbs garden. - Carolina Ribeiro
Awesome hiking trails that lead to great views overlooking the hudson. - Jessica Elias
Beautiful at sunset. Can see the GWB from the park. Lots of benches, green patches to have a picnic and walking trails. - Adena Brenowitz
Category Arts and Entertainment » Museum » History Museum
Place United States » New York » Inwood