The 213-year-old Ten Broeck Mansion is the headquarters of the Albany County Historical Association, (ACHA), a non-profit state-chartered organization that helps preserve and exemplify the history and heritage of New York's Capital Region. The association owns and operates the Ten Broeck Mansion, designated by New York State as a "historic house museum", and its programs, and is active in the community as an educational entity and catalyst for historic preservation.
By Peter J. Hess Did you know that Jamestown, Virginia was the earliest English settlement but Jamestown was abandoned in 1699 making Dutch Albany the oldest continuous European settlement in the original thirteen English colonies? Read about the earliest Van Rensselaers, Schuylers, Ten Broecks, Yates and Lansings and more in this new and in-depth publication.
Hess is the author of 3 previous books about people buried in the Albany Rural Cemetery. As owner of Albany Steel, he is a prominent Albany businessman and former President of the Board for the Albany Rural Cemetery.
The Mansion may be rented for a private event such as a wedding, reception or party. Read an article on vintage wedding ideas from Brides magazine, perhaps the mansion could be the perfect venue for your big day.
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Thursday June 14, 4:00pm Albany County Historical Association's 2012 Annual Meeting will be held at The City Beer Hall. Tour and reception to follow.
Head to our Payments page to RSVP for the reception
Open For Tours May - December (Tours are on the hour)
Hours:
- Thursday & Friday: 10am - 4pm
- Saturday & Sunday: 1pm - 4pm
Admission:
- General: $5
- Students & Seniors: $4
- Children 12 & under: $3
- Member admission: free
Contact Us:
Address:
Ten Broeck Mansion
9 Ten Broeck Place
Albany, N.Y. 12210
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