Colonial house with guided tours
Philipse Manor Hall in Yonkers is a state historic site in a restored 18th-century house with exhibits exploring the colonial history of the Hudson Valley, including the Philipse family, enslaved people, and the Indigenous Munsee Lunaape community that preceded European settlement. The site offers self-guided visits, daily guided tours, and programs centered on local Revolutionary War history and cultural heritage.
Indoor & outdoor · Rainy-day pick · Quiet-friendly · Children 0-12 free; adults $6, seniors $3, students $3
Children 0-12 get free admission; guided tours at 10:30am, 12pm, 1:30pm, and 3pm are included with admission.
The site offers a free digital audio tour via the Bloomberg Connects app with multilingual support and accessibility features.
Family Halloween Day (late October) includes a Sleepy Hollow movie marathon and crafts for kids.
Limited parking on-site; train station is three blocks away with direct access via Metro North Hudson River Line.