Ground Revision, an exhibition by Peter Hoffmeister, is now open. Hoffmeister created these interventions in the furniture of the historic Farmhouse in response to the lack of any signage commemorating the site of a burial ground in Northern Manhattan for African slaves. Viewable during open hours Thursday through Saturday 11am-4pm and Sunday 11am-3pm.
Pictured:
March 31, 1777
2019
MDF, composition notebook covers,
Plexiglas, Duratrans print, LEDs
Dimensions variable
Nutritional Facts
2019
Ceramic and graphite
Dimensions variable
Photos by Peter Hoffmeister
If you were to take a time machine back to 18th-century Manhattan, you would come across lush forests, rolling hills, an abundance of wildlife, and small Dutch family farms scattered throughout the countryside. While most of that rural beauty has vanished thanks to 300 years of industrialization, one lone farmhouse has stood the test of time, still in its original plot on bustling Broadway.
Join New York Adventure Club for a late night tour & wine reception at the Dyckman Farmhouse — built in 1784, this Dutch Colonial style farmhouse is the last remaining one of its kind in Manhattan.
Our private experience at this hidden gem in Manhattan will include:
- Stories around the Dyckman family, rural Northern Manhattan landscape, and a lifestyle that disappeared during the transformation from farming community to urban neighborhood
- A private, after-hours tour through the historic rooms and garden of the 234-year-old Dyckman farmhouse
- A wine & cheese reception in the garden, which includes a small reproduced smokehouse from 1916, a well, and a Military Hut
Click here to see pictures from one of our last visits to the Dyckman Farmhouse! See you there!
Disclaimer
Must be 21 or older to consume alcohol. ID will be checked at door.
Ticket price is for a house tour with complimentary food & beverages.
By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our terms of service.
Categories: Tours, Arts, Food, Historic Sites, Social
Ground Revision, an exhibition by Peter Hoffmeister, is now open. Hoffmeister created these interventions in the furniture of the historic Farmhouse in response to the lack of any signage commemorating the site of a burial ground in Northern Manhattan for African slaves. Viewable during open hours Thursday through Saturday 11am-4pm and Sunday 11am-3pm.
Pictured:
March 31, 1777
2019
MDF, composition notebook covers,
Plexiglas, Duratrans print, LEDs
Dimensions variable
Nutritional Facts
2019
Ceramic and graphite
Dimensions variable
Photos by Peter Hoffmeister
Ground Revision, an exhibition by Peter Hoffmeister, is now open. Hoffmeister created these interventions in the furniture of the historic Farmhouse in response to the lack of any signage commemorating the site of a burial ground in Northern Manhattan for African slaves. Viewable during open hours Thursday through Saturday 11am-4pm and Sunday 11am-3pm.
Pictured:
March 31, 1777
2019
MDF, composition notebook covers,
Plexiglas, Duratrans print, LEDs
Dimensions variable
Nutritional Facts
2019
Ceramic and graphite
Dimensions variable
Photos by Peter Hoffmeister
Ground Revision, an exhibition by Peter Hoffmeister, is now open. Hoffmeister created these interventions in the furniture of the historic Farmhouse in response to the lack of any signage commemorating the site of a burial ground in Northern Manhattan for African slaves. Viewable during open hours Thursday through Saturday 11am-4pm and Sunday 11am-3pm.
Pictured:
March 31, 1777
2019
MDF, composition notebook covers,
Plexiglas, Duratrans print, LEDs
Dimensions variable
Nutritional Facts
2019
Ceramic and graphite
Dimensions variable
Photos by Peter Hoffmeister
