Historical
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Special content tours at the Bronck Museum discussing the environmental impact of the early American lifestyle, 10am - 3:30pm, Adults $5, GCHS Members & Children $3 |
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Tour sites will be located in the historic hamlets of Oak Hill, Durham, and Cornwallville and extend into the beautiful countryside of the Durham Valley. Hours: 10am-4pm. Headquarters/Ticket Sales at the Lyman Tremain Opera House/Yellow Deli, 7771 Route 81, Oak Hill, NY. |
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On Sunday May 20th, the Bronck Museum near Coxsackie will be holding Association Day festivities to commemorate the 237th anniversary of the signing of the Plan of Association, known locally as the "Coxsackie Declaration". The document was one of the first formalized written complaints issued by... |
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The significance of native animals to the settlement of the Bronck Farmstead, 2:30pm, Adults $6, GCHS Members & children $3 |
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The significance of geology to the settlement of the Bronck Farmstead. Program conducted by Robert Titus. Program begins at 2:30pm. Admission $6 for adults and $3 for children and GCHS members. |
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The significance of water to the settlement of the Bronck Farmstead, Program conducted by Liz LoGuidice, 2:30pm, Adults $6, GCHS Members & Children $3 |
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The pleasures and perils of the night life in times past, period refreshments, and entertainment. Lantern light stroll of Bronck Museum Grounds. Please call for more information. Hours: 7:30-9:30pm. Admission: $7/adults, $3.50/members & children. |
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Step back in time to the Roaring 20's when booze was cheap, women were swinging and the music was loud! Dress to impress. Pin stripe and flapper attire suggested. Cocktail hour with cash bar, dinner, live jazz, dance contest and more! Hours: 7pm-midnight. Please... |
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An exhibit marking 340 years of the Bronck family. Hours: Wednesday-Friday from 12noon to 4pm, Saturday from 10am-4pm, Sunday from 1-4pm. Free admission. |
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A guided hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is a moderate hike so expect to be on the trail for at least 4 hours. Please bring a bag lunch,... |
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Hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is a moderate hike so expect to be on the trail for at least 4 hours. Please bring a bag lunch, water and... |
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Guided hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is an easy hike but expect to be on the trails for at least 2 hours. Please bring water and a snack.... |
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An Orphan Train Story told by Nancy Marie Payne. Program begins at 7pm at the Vedder Research Library on the grounds of the Bronck Museum. Free admission. |
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Swing back to the Prohition Era...the days of Legs Diamond!!! Antique vehicle exhibit, antique auction, historical displays. Arts, crafts, gifts, petting zoo, vendors, face painting, food & entertainment. Something for everyone! Hours: 11am-9pm. Free admission. |
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