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Deborah, Anna, and Carol sit down with the Capital Region Today Show to talk about all things Historic Cherry Hill. Not only one of the oldest domestic buildings in Albany,…
Deborah, Anna, and Carol sit down with the Capital Region Today Show to talk about all things Historic Cherry Hill. Not only one of the oldest domestic buildings in Albany,…
CURRENT PUBLIC TOUR Historic Cherry Hill, the Myers Residence, and the Pommer The World of James Knapp Exploring Black Life in 19th-Century Albany Through Art, Objects, and Space The World…
Consider the Source Online: Teaching With Historical Records is a FREE online community that connects educators across New York State to the valuable primary sources materials found in the churches,…
The handwritten manuscript daybooks of Harriet Maria Elmendorf “Hattie” Gould (1844-1920) reflect the dynamic environment of a multigenerational household in nineteenth-century Albany, New York. Hattie was the great-grandchild of Philip…
Explore the experiences of children raised as servants in Van Rensselaer households during the Victorian Era, their connection to Cherry Hill’s earliest days, and the practice of child indenture in…
Historic Cherry Hill’s collection distinguishes the museum from most others. Its 70,000 items, spanning over two centuries and ranging from the rare to the mundane, all belonged to one family…
In 1827, a murder occurred at the Cherry Hill farm, home of the well known Van Rensselaer family. The crime aroused tremendous public interest, and the subsequent trial culminated in…
A story of how the last two generations at Cherry Hill responded to social, economic, and personal change at the turn of the 20th century. Artifacts in each room vividly…
Harriet Maria Elmendorf “Minnie” Knapp and her sister Jane Amelia Knapp came to Cherry Hill in 1854, shortly after the death of their mother, Jane. They and their two brothers…
Grades 4&5 GROUP SIZE: Up to 1 class (25 students) per program, 2 classes per outreach visit PROGRAM LENGTH: Approximately 90 minutes Through hands-on exploration of primary source documents, photographs…