Address: 194 Livingston Ave, Albany, NY 12210, USA
“I recommend visiting this historical gem in Albany. Paul and his team are very knowledgeable, welcoming, and instrumental in preserving the legacy of Stephen and Harriet Myers' legacy. I appreciate their research and delving into local upstate abolitionists whose names aren't as well known, but because of this museum, their lives, stories, and contributions to the underground railroad are highlighted.”
Address: 48 Hudson Ave, Albany, NY 12207, USA
“The only surviving timber-framed Dutch house in Albany. Possibly the oldest surviving house in Albany! Restored with the funds and the effort from the Dutch Consulate, New York State Museum, and the Historic Albany Foundation. For what it's worth, the timber framed part has to recreated with the screen that hangs over the facade depicting its original timber-framed look.”
Address: 1400 Washington Ave, Albany, NY 12222, USA
“The space is very open covering two floors with lots of natural light. The exhibits are beautiful and interesting. Staff is friendly.”
Address: 9 Ten Broeck Pl, Albany, NY 12210, USA
“A National Treasure in the Heart of Albany this Amazing landmark mansion is an absolute delight! The gardens are open year round offering a beautiful green space for the urban surround. Magnificent views during fall and winter. The Board members are above and beyond passionately committed to the mansion and their preservation of it. A worthwhile place to endow your support.”
Address: 194 Livingston Ave, Albany, NY 12210, USA
“I would recommend that anyone who is in the Albany area please stop by this historical site. Mary Liz & Paul Stewart are a wonderful couple who engage you & help transport you back in time!! My family & I learned so much & walked away with a great appreciation for all their hard work & dedication towards the restoration of this site.”
Address: 523 1, 2 S Pearl St, Albany, NY 12202, USA
“We enjoyed a wonderful, informative tour and were able to ask a lot of questions. Our guide Meghan was knowledgeable, friendly, and authoritative. We toured in June, so the gardens outside were just lovely. Lots of great information about the owners, but also about the workers who kept Cherry Hill running. Highly recommended.”
Address: 100 S Mall Arterial, Albany, NY 12242, USA
“I absolutely loved walking around this beautiful plaza. Everything is so clean and well maintained. Plus, the views are amazing. If you go underground there are places to eat, a gift shop and restrooms. This is a definite must visit spot while visiting the area.”
Address: 21 Quackenbush Square, Albany, NY 12207, USA
“This is a new museum but it has some great exhibits! I definitely enjoyed my visit there. They are still in process of completing one section but was still worth the visit. Also, it is free!”
Address: 141 Broadway, Albany, NY 12202, USA
“Austin was *chefs kiss* wonderful. He was knowledgeable, charming, and easy going. Guided tours are awesome because someone explains the history while letting your eyes explore. I would definitely recommend!”
Address: 222 Madison Ave, Albany, NY 12230, USA
“What a gem. It's actually quite massive - we were there for a couple of hours and only got to see half. Maybe even less. The 9/11 exhibit is detailed and quite emotional- I couldn't even take any pictures. There are exhibits on various eras that are detailed and well documented. Even if you don't want to read so much, they are wonderfully well put together. You don't have to follow any chronology, but it's set up so that you can if you want to. Really well thought out and lets you really appreciate our state. Note: its free to visit. We did not have to reserve time slots online either. The people at the front desk are super helpful. Outside, there are some wonderful memorials as well, and the space is lovely, you can sit and reflect for a few minutes.”
Address: 488 Broadway #107, Albany, NY 12207, USA
“Great local center where they are reaching out in the community to connect local artists to kids. With the goal being to get them interested in a positive ways of expressing themselves through many different art medias.”
Address: 140 New Scotland Ave, Albany, NY 12208, USA
“A bit small but a beautiful space with great exhibitions.”
Address: 19475 W North Ave, Brookfield, WI 53045, USA
“We had such an amazing tour! Our guide was super informative and engaging. My daughter was really interested in “the Schuyler sisters” so she told us a lot about the daughters and incorporated references to Hamilton throughout the tour. She was also incredibly knowledgeable about the enslaved people living and working there, and brought their names and stories into the tour as well. The grounds are beautiful and we were able to have a picnic lunch before our tour. A definite must-see!!!”
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