Your Home on the Hudson

A Special Appeal

As Hudson Valley neighbors and visitors seek respite, inspiration, and community more urgently than ever before, Boscobel is exploring opportunities to make its iconic site even more enjoyable, accessible, beautiful, and environmentally and ﬁscally sustainable for generations to come. With your help, we will launch a Master Site Plan study to fully realize our vision of Boscobel as everyone’s home on the Hudson.

Gardens and Grounds Admission, including the Frances Stevens Reese Woodland Trail of Discovery
Friday - Monday, 10:00am - sunset

Overlooking Constitution Marsh toward the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Boscobel’s landscape showcases dramatic views of the Hudson River and features the Frances Stevens Reese Woodland Trail of Discovery.

Landscape and Landmarks Tour

The Landscape and Landmarks Tour is a personal and expertly guided 45-minute experience of Boscobel’s iconic landscape.

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The House that was Saved

Built between 1804 and 1808, Boscobel was originally the dream house of wealthy Loyalists. By the 1950s, after falling into disrepair, it was demolished. Preservationists saved as many architectural fragments as possible and reassembled them fifteen miles north, where the Neoclassical mansion was restored back to—and even beyond—its original grandeur.

In 1961, Boscobel opened as a nonprofit museum for all to experience and enjoy.

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The Renowned Collection

Boscobel’s interiors display one of the finest collections of decorative arts and New York furniture from the Federal period.

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The Iconic Landscape

Overlooking Constitution Marsh toward the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Boscobel’s landscape showcases dramatic views of the Hudson River.

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“An amazing reconstruction, immaculately curated with decor and furnishings on an incredible piece of land beautifully landscaped with elevated views of the Hudson River. The gardens and grounds are open for free [on Saturdays] but the house tour is definitely worth taking and the docent we had was excellent.”

- Jim C.

“We went on a tour with a lovely, informed guide who told us about the history of the house and its restoration. Our visit was about 1 hour long and a perfect stop after a morning hike… Definitely recommend stopping by here as part of your Hudson Valley visit!”

- Khalida I.