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Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site

The 1761 Georgian home of Revolutionary War General Philip Schuyler — where Alexander Hamilton married Eliza in 1780.

Where
Pastures Historic District
Tickets
$5 adults, $4 seniors, free under 12
Free entry
Free for children under 12; free on statewide Path Through History weekends (June and October)
Schuyler Mansion Georgian brick facade in the Pastures district Schuyler Mansion Georgian brick facade in the Pastures district

What to expect at Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site

The Schuyler Mansion punches well above its size thanks to Hamilton — this is literally where he married into one of America's most powerful families. Tours are guided only, run every hour on the hour, and last 45 minutes. Guides lean hard into the Hamilton connection but also cover the harder history: the Schuyler family enslaved at least 13 people at this house, and the current interpretation directly addresses their lives, which makes it a more honest visit than most Federal-era house museums.

Book by phone or just arrive 15 minutes before a tour time — groups are capped at 12. The house is on a quiet residential street in the Pastures Historic District, a 10-minute walk south of downtown; combine it with a walk through the neighborhood's Federal row houses. Not wheelchair accessible on the upper floors due to original 1760s stairs, but the ground floor and gardens are accessible.

Plan your visit Tickets$5 adults, $4 seniors, free under 12 Free entryFree for children under 12; free on statewide Path Through History weekends (June and October) WherePastures Historic District Opening hours Wed-Sun 11:00-17:00 (May-October) Sat-Sun only in November-December Closed January-April except for scheduled tours Hotels near Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site

Questions about Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site

How much does entry cost?

$5 adults, $4 seniors/students, free for children under 12.

Are there free days?

Yes, Path Through History weekends in June and October, plus the site is free for kids under 12 year-round.

How long is the tour?

About 45 minutes; plan 90 minutes total including grounds and gift shop.

What days is it closed?

Closed Mondays and Tuesdays; closed January through April except for pre-booked group tours.

Do I need to book?

Recommended for weekends — call (518) 434-0834; walk-ins accepted subject to the 12-person tour cap.

What's the closest transit?

CDTA bus 18 to Morton Avenue & Clinton Street, three blocks away. Free on-street parking on Catherine Street.

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