Cheap Things To Do in Stuyvesant, New York

Early Dutch farmhouse (1737). Hudson Valley artifacts, paintings. More on iloveny.com

The Fields Sculpture Park encompasses about 300ac of farmland, 90ac of that are dotted with internationally... More on PlanetWare

The dancers and musicians give a free performance at the end of their respective residencies. More on GeckoGo

Built in the 19th-Century, served as a school into the 1940's. Named after Washington Irving's 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' ... More on iloveny.com

Boat access only. 1 mi. S of Coxsackie Boat Launch Site. Rare and endangered plants and animals. Picnic areas with grills, ... More on iloveny.com

The Van Schaack House was built in 1785. Original Dutch architecture with a Victorian style decor provides elegant accommodations ... More on iloveny.com

Inscription. Through this Place Passed, Gen. Henry Knox: In the Winter of 1775 1776, To Deliver To, Gen. George Washington: At Cambridge, The Train of Artillery, From Fort Ticonderoga, Used to Force the British, Army to Evacuate Boston, ... More on HMDB

(Isaac Smith, 40', 1853, NY-11-02) N. of Columbiaville , Stockport Township, Columbia County, NY. US9 N. 0.7 miles from jct with Footbridge Rd. in Columbiaville to the house ... More on dalejtravis.com

The building was built in 1855 as the first City Hall for Hudson. In early years, the first floor of the building was home to the Franklin Library, and the First National Bank of Hudson. Frederic C... More on Hudsonoperahouse.org

The Hudson Opera House is located in the building that began as the city hall in 1855. By the 1870s the citize ... More on PlanetWare

Twenty galleries tell the rich story of Shaker faith, industry, community, and design. Discover exquisite examples of Shaker furniture, oval boxes, tools, baskets and much more. Let the premiere co... More on Albany.org

Housed in several beautifully laid out barns, converted into a museum space in 1950, is the world's premier collection of Shaker artifacts and archives, though the site itself had nothing to do wit... More on travelandleisure

Thomas Cole (1801-1848) founded the Hudson River School as one of America's ... More on TripAdvisor

The art, home, grounds, and views is a Historical Hudson Valley site to behold. More on TripAdvisor