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Ceiling of Van Cortlandt house damaged. Large section of plaster has fallen off the white ceiling, leaving wooden panels exposed.

Van Cortlandt Ceiling Damage Repaired

After months of museum closures due to COVID-19, the small community-based nonprofits that operate the museums under HHT’s care have seen unparalleled revenue losses and staff reductions, as well as threats to the safety of historic collections and buildings.

Van Cortlandt House, a two-story historic home of light brown bricks and soft blue roof, with historic slave dwelling behind.

Slave Dwelling Project Offers an Immersion in Enslaved Experience

Overnight stay at local plantation aims to promote inclusive history and explore the local legacy of slavery

A group of museum volunteers poses for a photo on the steps of a historic house while holding a flag with the red-and-white Historic House Trust logo.

Roof Raisers Curatorial Brigade Expands Its Support Skills

HHT’s Roof Raisers Curatorial Brigade (RRCB) is a vibrant group of trained volunteers who have been assisting in the care of historic collections at HHT’s partner historic sites since 2013.

An rendering of the Hendrick I. Lott House that shows plan to build an accessibility ramp to the front door. The Lott House is white with green shutters and the yard has a white well. People are scattered across the yard, including a girl looking into the well and a girl in a wheelchair.

Initiative Launches to Enhance Museum Accessibility at 23 Historic Sites

Funding awarded to make local museums frontrunners in the national accessibility movement

ContemporaryArt

HHT & Contemporary Art Partnerships

Contemporary art within historic house settings invites thought and encourages perspective. New materials and forms provide an unexpected juxtaposition and site specific art interweaves with and enhances historic interpretation. From […]


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