Inspiring Landscapes
Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area stretches from New York City to Albany. The area resources exhibit the roles of freedom and dignity in the valley's history, and the historical and contemporary role of commerce. Revolutionary War stories, famous residences, scenic parks and gardens, and landscape interpretations all contribute to the Hudson Valley's beauty and wealth of resources.
Features
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Art and Architecture
Witness stately mansions once inhabited by great Americans and stroll through gardens designed by world-renowned landscape architects.
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Presidential History
Learn about Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.
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Visit Our Partner Website
For information on planning your visit and annual events visit our partner website.
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Did You Know?
In 1804, Hachaliah Bailey acquired one of the first elephants to come to America. While he purchased the elephant to work on his farm in the Town of Somers, so many people came visit that Bailey decided to exhibit her through the northeast for a fee, creating the basis of the modern American circus. More...