Museums in Chappaqua, New York

The furnished country home of Horace Greeley, 1864 - 1972, the crusading editor of The New York Tribune, a Presidential candidate in 1872, a foe of slavery and an advocate ... More on Discover America

Home of Horace Greeley from 1864-1872. Home decorated in period furnishing. Permanent exhibits on Horace Greeley and rotating exhibits on local ... More on iloveny.com

National Audubon Society's flagship nature center - 522 acre sanctuary - 15 miles of hiking trails, guided hikes - Nature ... More on entertainment.com

A excellent birding center for all skill levels. Top notch staff thrilled to share insights. Extensive ... More on TripAdvisor

Photos and artwork from the Greenburgh Nature Center (GNC). More on Greenburghnaturecenter.org

A 33-acre woodland preserve with trails, pond, gardens and outdoor animals displays including a birds of prey aviary. The 21-room Manor House Museum contains over 100 animals, a greenhouse with bot... More on Discover America

Paramount Center For The Arts - It has charming service, beautiful ambiance, posh décor, and a celebrity clientele. Just kidding. Forget all that. Paramount Center For The Arts is your run-of-the-m... More on clubzone

This is Truly a Great Place to catch a Comedy, Music & dance shows. The seating is excellent as far as for viewing due to the size, ... More on TripAdvisor

The Glass House was built in 1949 by experimental architect Philip Johnson. The exterior walls of the home are ... More on PlanetWare

Boyhood home of American founding father John Jay; includes the 1838 Peter Augustus Jay House, a masterpiece of Greek ... More on Discover America

Greek revival mansion, classical revival carriage house. Home of Jay Family for 156 years. More on iloveny.com

Nestled in the rolling Westchester countryside is the gracious home and farm of John Jay, one of America's principal Founding Fathers. John Jay co-authored the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revo... More on Heritage

Inscription. In 1801, after a distinguished career in public service, John Jay retired to Bedford where until his death in 1829, he enjoyed spending time with his family and improving his farm. Fou... More on HMDB

One look at this mansion, and the feeling creeps in that you may have spotted it in the movie "Edward Sciss... More on Travel.yahoo.com

This castle is goth in style with a great view of the Hudson River during fall and winter (it's a little ... More on igougo