Historic Hudson Valley seeks to interpret the history and culture of the Hudson Valley with meticulous attention to accuracy and thorough research. It aims to present each site and its historical significance in the context of key humanities themes, create programming that responds to various learning styles and interests, and make programs and sites accessible to all members of the community. The organization also maintains high standards of preservation management, safeguards collections, and forges alliances with like-minded organizations. As a museum of historic sites, Historic Hudson Valley owns, restores, preserves, interprets, and promotes historic landmarks of national significance within the Hudson Valley for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. Founded by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in 1951 as Sleepy Hollow Restorations, the organization's mission is to celebrate the history, architecture, landscape, and material culture of the Hudson Valley and ensure its preservation.
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Revenue: 10,000,000 - 24,999,999
Founded: 1951
Industry Community & Government » Libraries
Engaged in: Library and archives activities, Historical Landmark, Historical Society
ISIC Codes 9101, 9102, 9499 NAICS Codes 5191
Questions & Answers
Q1
How long has Historic Hudson Valley been in business?
Historic Hudson Valley has been in business for around 75 years.
Q2
What is the phone number for Historic Hudson Valley?
The phone number for Historic Hudson Valley is (914) 631-8200.
Q3
Where is Historic Hudson Valley located?
Historic Hudson Valley is located at 639 Bedford Rd, Pocantico Hills, New York, 10591.
Q4
What days are Historic Hudson Valley open?
Historic Hudson Valley is open Mon–Fri 10 AM–5 PM; closed Sat–Sun.
Q5
Is there a primary contact for Historic Hudson Valley?
John S. Dyson (Chairman of the Board) at Historic Hudson Valley. You can contact John S. Dyson at email address john@hudsonvalley.org.
Q6
Are there other contacts associated with Historic Hudson Valley?
We have 9 additional contact(s) for Historic Hudson Valley. They include: Waddell W. Stillman, Arlene Kalamanson, David M. Parsons, John H. Dobkin, Karen Sharman, Michael A. Lord, Ruth Merrill, Kathleen Klatte & Fiona Galloway.
Q7
What is the web address (URL) for Historic Hudson Valley?