Historic Richmond Town
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441 Clarke Ave Staten Island , NY 10306 United States
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The buildings and actors here portray the area through several eras, beginning with a 1690s Dutch house that shows what life was like for the region’s earliest settlers, and going through the 1860s.
The Staten Island & Governors Island ferries are right next to each other, so from South Ferry , head to SI, and go on an adventure back in time to Historic Richmond Town. It's a trek well worth it.
The preserved village plays host to costumed blacksmiths, shoemakers and tinsmiths as well as the Voorlezer’s House, the oldest wooden elementary schoolhouse still standing in America. Read more
The candlelit holiday tour is lovely. I've been here twice now and both times were a beautiful blast to living in the past...
Find respite from modern distractions at this quaint, sleepy village . The time capsule of 30 restored structures from the 17th to early 20th centuries was initiated by Depression-era preservationists. Read more
As festive tree-lighting alternative to Rockefeller Center, enjoy the Christmas atmosphere in historic Richmond Town with a night of lights, caroling and baked goods . Find out when on MetroFocus Read more
This is a collection of colonial houses including the one of the oldest schoolhouses in America . Each year in September it's the Richmond County Fair with adorable pig races!
Great time and will definitely go back. Was told that the Bennett Cafe was open and it wasn't, so had to go and eat offsite, but will definitely go back!
Get a taste of New York’s early history on a trip to Staten Island’s historic village . A free shuttle will pick you up in the parking lot and drop you off at Decker Farm ! Powered by ParentsConnect.com
Love it here. Hot tip. Lots of nook and crannies. Make sure you see everything. Look for special days and festivals . Lots of parking . Ask about the farm !
Voorlezer's House - Oldest known surviving schoolhouse in America ; owned by the Staten Island historical society
I really enjoy visiting this historic town . The museum is interesting, the houses are amazingly restored and I'll be coming back again!
New York City 's only historic village ! Step into the past and explore 28 landmarked buildings.
This is where they shot a lot of scenes from season 3 of Boardwalk Empire
Closed on Monday's & Tuesday's but open year round.
Stop by for the best Hot Dogs on the Island
Admission is free on free Fridays!
it cost to much to get into events .
Awesome area of staten island
Stop by and say hello to Barbara !!!
A century of honor - Girl Scout exhibit from Feb 11-march 22
HUZZAH!!!
Awpshaw.
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One of the best burgers I have ever had! If you like spicy I highly recommend the grilled jalapeños on your burger. - Antonella
Surprisingly fun. I learnt a lot about rocks and fossils that weren't found in Staten Island. Also cicadas. Lots of cicadas. - Asia Lindsay
Great place for outdoor sports and exercise! Magnificent view over the Manhattan and the Verrazano bridge! On summer you can find funny goats eating on the Fort! - La Federica
This little museum is a great historical asset, with friendly staff and lots of events planned for lighthouse enthusiasts. Recommended! - Jeremy Wilcox
ice cream!!! - Linda Cingrana
Category Arts and Entertainment » Museum » History Museum
Place United States » New York » Staten Island » Richmond Town