Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site

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06.11.23 Their home, Schuyler Mansion, is now a landmark

32 Catherine St

Albany, NY 12202

+1 (518) 434-0834

https://parks.ny.gov

Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site, located in Albany, NY, is a Georgian-style home that was once the residence of Philip J. Schuyler, a Revolutionary War Major General and US Senator. Built on a bluff overlooking the Hudson River, the mansion reflects Schuyler's English tastes and was the site of military strategizing, political gatherings, and elegant social affairs. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the mansion, explore the grounds, and learn about the 18th century history of the site and its inhabitants through exhibitions and public programs.

Throughout its history, the mansion was also home to over fifty enslaved laborers, servants, and artisans. With its rich historical significance and beautiful setting, Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site offers a unique glimpse into the lives of one of New York's influential families during the Revolutionary War era.

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4.522 reviews

Christian L.

1/25/2024

Schuyler Mansion is just so beautiful! These are the pre-Revolutionary war-digs of one of only two attendees for the State of New York to the first Continental (State) Congress: Colonial...

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May A.

6/17/2023

Mansion where Alexander Hamilton Married Elizabeth Schuyler [Albany NY] The Schuyler Mansion was less than a mile away from the USS Slater so if you can do both tours it's very much worth it to...

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Stephanie G.

9/11/2021

Great house tour for only $5, but you may have to book tickets/reserve a time in advance (this was the case when I went). There is a small exhibit at the visitor center and then a through house...

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Joe M.

10/23/2022

I took my granddaughter there last week. She is a big Hamilton fan and loved the tour. Ian was our guide and he was amazing! His knowledge was extremely thorough only exceeded by his sense of...

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Kristin P.

12/3/2020

Obviously if you're a Hamifan you HAVE to come here! It is currently closed because of COVID, but how cool just to be in the spot where Philip Schuyler actually lived! His estate use to be much...

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