Museums in Stony Point, New York

Spanning for 35 miles in NYS, offering scenic view of the Hudson River, Greenwood Lake, and also winds its way through the Trailside ... More on iloveny.com

Inscription. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail, designated a linear National Park by the 1968 National Trails System Act, is a continuous, marked public footpath extending approximately 2,144 m... More on HMDB

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

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

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

33 acre nature preserve with Manor House, natural history museum, botanical displays, live animals, woodland trails, gardens ... More on iloveny.com

William Paterson University, located at 300 Pompton Road, has about what you’d expect from your corner deli: beer, soda, and some not-so-low-calorie snacks. Don’t come here expecting a night’s worth of entertainment, but hey, at the ... More on clubzone

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

Due to its strategic position by the King's Bridge, both British and Colonial troops occupied Isaac Valentine's home throughout the Revolutionary War. The building is now the Museum of Bronx Histor... More on Heritage

The Valentine-Varian House was built in 1758 on farmland through which ran the old Boston Post Road, an important route between New York and Boston. The two-and-one-half-story fieldstone house was ... More on GoCityKids

1758 farmhouse, Revolutionary War artifacts, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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