• The Living Room in the Vanderbilt Mansion

    Vanderbilt Mansion

    National Historic Site New York

For Teachers

LEARN about our joint Education Programs:

Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site Education Programs & The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum Education Programs

ASK about National Park Service Education programs by calling:
Susanne Norris, NPS Education Specialist at 845-229-0174


 
Students arrive at the Henry A. Wallace Visitor Center

The Bus Could Be On Us for your Next Field Trip!

Hyde Park has a lot to offer students - the programs listed below for instance - but as you know only too well all the history, culture, and nature in the world will not make a difference if there is no bus money to get here.

The Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site is expanding field trip opportunities for students to directly experience national parks, where natural and historic settings inspire powerful learning.

That's why the National Park Service and the FDR Presidential Library and Museum plan to cover bus fees for a limited number of students to visit Hyde Park during calendar year 2012.

 
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Teaching the Hudson Valley helps educators and others interested in the region's culture, environment, and history to explore places and discover the world.

Did You Know?

Inside the Vanderbilt Powerhouse

The Vanderbilt Mansion was the first home in the Town of Hyde Park to have electricity.  They had their own hydroelectric power plant built on the property.