Dyckman Farmhouse Museum
Built around 1764, the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum is the only Dutch colonial farmhouse remaining in Manhattan. Located way uptown, the landmark has stoically and stylishly survived the urban development that has sprung up around it for the past 2 centuries (and counting). The structure itself is remarkable, and the surrounding garden is a great place to hide from the bustle of Broadway.
Built around 1764, the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum is the only Dutch colonial farmhouse remaining in Manhattan. Located way uptown, the landmark has stoically and stylishly survived the urban development that has sprung up around it for the past 2 centuries (and counting). The structure itself is remarkable, and the surrounding garden is a great place to hide from the bustle of Broadway.
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