Dyckman House Museum

Welcome to New York City's Dyckman House Museum, the oldest remaining farmhouse on Manhattan Island. This historic building was first built in 1874 and was home to the Dyckman Family for almost a century. In 1916 is became a museum attracting many local history buffs and nature enthusiasts. The grounds have plenty of trees and flowers making the trip here a peaceful experience. The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday and you can purchase your tickets online but sadly there is no parking available so please find alternate means of getting here.

Description by Mariaelena Navarro.

New York City Park Ordinances

*Unless otherwise posted all parks close at 1:00 a.m. and open at 6:00 a.m.

*The following are prohibited; childless adults in the playground areas, defacing public property, fighting, gambling, glass objects, harming wildlife, littering, sexual activity, weapons.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; alcoholic beverages, bicycles, fires, fishing, horseback riding, motor vehicles, swimming.

*The following require special permits; camping, sales.

*All animals must be leashed and waste removed.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of New York, and United States statutes.