Closed until further notice. I tried calling earlier today, but no one picked up. Didnt really want to travel over here to be let down with a close, but it happened. And their website doesnt indicate it to be closed whatsoever...even though the website is posted everywhere. It was a beautiful say today, so it wasnt as bad.

Listen... if you come here and look at this house and remember that at one time Alexander Hamilton own half a Harlem and you could take all that in then youll realize how awesome this place is!

This is the only good spot in the entire park, it is always clean, great to look at and amazing history behind it

I love the musical Hamilton so we came and it is amazing. It is nice to be in the room where it happened.

Life long New Yorker, first time ever coming to see this beautiful jewel of a home. Loved it, def agree with others - get there early for the tour with the rangers - otherwise you are walking on your own not really sure of all the great history. Came on Easter weekend and it was packed. Train stop is a only a few blocks away - all in all I loved it - Im a NY history nut so this is right up my alley. Great 15 min video on the Hamilton.

I was disappointed with my visit. In my opinion an important historical landmark has not been adequately restored. The only part of the house restored to some form of its original use is the second floor but the restoration did not even encompass the entire second story living space. Three third floor which was the bedroom areas had not been restored and is office space for the employees and is not open to the public. In one area on the second floor that was not restored I felt a rotten floor board break as I walked through the carpeted room. It shows a lack of upkeep and deterioration of the house from lack of care in my opinion.I felt the displays on the first floor were lacking and not very interesting. The wait can be a bear. Only 6 people are allowed to tour the second floor at a time and no time limit is given so if you have slow visitors ahead of an annoying visitor that wants to ask the park rangers a bunch of questions you may be waiting a while. Im still glad I went but I wish the house was more cared for and expanded for public view.

Amazing place great history lovely area. If you love Hamilton dont miss this. Call ahead though for tour times. It is self guided but they only open the historic areas at specific times. Nice gift shop. Great staff. Easily accessible from subway.

Its certainly quiet uptown. Had a fantastic visit yesterday at The Grange. Wandered the grounds, explored the history center, and took a tour with Ryan. He was very knowledgeable and really made the house come alive. Go see him - he knows his stuff!

Alexander Hamilton’ House is beautifully located on 141St in St Nichols Park. I love the house. It’a cozy. It feels like Hamilton still lives there. I have a weird feeling whenever I visit as if I knew Hamilton. I dont feel like leaving.The historical data are nicely arranged and informative.You must visit.

Due to federal cuts, it was closed. Very dissapointing. Park is nice.

Such an awesome experience to be able to visit the actual home that Alexander Hamilton and his family lived in. It has many of the original furniture as well!

I enjoyed the time I spent at the Grange. The Jr. Ranger program is a good idea for children. I world recommend to visit during a tour or the open house. Also, there are many good films to veiw.

A hidden gem in Harlem at 141st street. Learned so much about Hamiltons life. Well worth it to visit the National Park.

Great historical place to visit also check out morris jumel mansion just 7 minutes away from here !

My love and I were in town to visit a friend and we planned on stopping by - as big fans of the musical we wanted to stop by the only national monument dedicated entirely to Hamilton! We both really enjoyed it. The staff were quite kind and the exhibits and video were fun to watch. We were able to go in the self-guided tour too. If youre going, make sure you give yourself time. Access to the house is somewhat limited, so give yourself time to sign up for the tour. Its a great glimpse into the life of a Founding Father.

Nice free thing to spend an hour or so doing. Learned a lot and the staff was really nice.

Its quiet uptown.

Very nice but small museum in the basement of the house. The video was well done and very informative. They have tours and open houses for the upstairs. We took a tour and enjoyed it very much. The space is small and the tour is short but still worth doing. Some of the furniture and accessories are reproductions but many are original. The only negative is they will not allow you to go to the second story due to no secondary exit. I know this is not their fault but a result of safety regulations. Still disappointing.

At one end of St. Nicholas Park, Hamiltons old home sits on where his original property was (a little moved given the history, but still on his original parcel). Free tours regularly, and programs and exhibits available. Subway and a short walk to get there in Harlem.

Informative exhibits and very friendly staff

Just you wait because I am not throwing away my shot because I want to be in the room where it happens.

Wonderful tour! So many interesting furniture pieces. The tour is free.

Full of history. Not expected to be in NYC. The rangers were resourceful and knowledgeable. This is a must go if you are a HAMILTON fan. To top it off, it is completely free of charge.

Well kept historic site with an A+ view of Harlem

Amazing historic site. National Park Rangers very friendly and knowledgeable! Thank you all who work there and keep this open for the public!

This place is currently under some reconstruction. But you can visit the small museum in the basement! You can also check out their film about the grange if you happen to arrive at the right time (its not played continuously).Just a heads up that tour buses come here. So things can get very crowded very quickly.

We had an excellent and informational tour. I have a whole new level of respect for Mr Hamilton

Ive gone twice. Love the history and preservation. The park rangers are awesome!

This is a must see historical gem in the city. It unlocks a wealth of information critical to the creation of this country and arguably the most consequential and forward-thinking Founding Father who laid a lasting foundation for an immensely powerful United States to emerge. It is also an architectural treasure, its type rarely preserved in New York City and we are eternally grateful for it! The house was thankfully moved to a very appropriate location where it can recapture some of its past glory. The exterior is due for some touch-up woodwork and paint though.

Enjoyed an Alexander Hamilton Day of Adventure with the family

I thought it was worth seeing although did not spend too much time

A beautiful secluded oasis hidden among the brownstones of Harlem. If you walk through City College in your way youll forget youre in Manhattan.

Very small but historically interesting. Theres a nice introductory movie about Hamilton. And the period rooms upstairs or fun to look at.

Great tour. Worth it to arrive 40-ish minutes prior to the start of the tour to have time to enjoy the exhibit and watch the short history film. Tour guides were on point: great comedic timing, founts of knowledge. Would go again with friends who havent been yet.

I do so love this area of town if you want an amazing glimpse into where some of our founding fathers lived and legislated around Hamilton Grange house is quite an amazing tour. I highly recommend any history by taking the time to check out this wonderful gym near the Harlem neighborhood

So grateful to pay taxes towards preserving these beautiful landmarks.

When riding my bike up the steepest hill known to mankind, you look to your left and you see the Hamilton Grange. I give it 5 stars because it was moved, intact, to its current location with nary a scratch or piece out of place.

Great memorial! Very interesting for Hamilton fans. They did a wonderful job restoring this house. One of the women that worked their was very kind and shared some interesting information with us.

This place deserves all the respect of this nation and all those who step in there remember that this is the house of one of the greatest visionary of the world history.

Fascinating! Saw the Hamilton play the day before so it was wonderful to experience the family home of Alexander Hamilton.

A well maintained site & well worth the stop. Missed the one-hour guided tour, but did catch one of the windows when they open the 2nd floor with a few rooms laid out with period furniture, and another couple with information about the houses history.

Loved getting to have a glimpse into a Founding Fathers home. However, I give it slightly lower marks since you get to see only half of the house (upstairs off limits for multiple, albeit good, reasons). Regardless, Im very glad we made the effort to visit. Nice, small museum area in the basement with a 15-min American History video you can watch. A second, shorter video you watch on the tour is fascinating and all about the two moves the house has made over the years. The most recent move (around 2008) was particularly amazing... They lifted it over a church and down the street to get to the hill its on now; wow!

I hope I can be in the room where it happened someday.

A wonderful museum, well maintained and nicely staffed. Nothing like the theater performance ;-)

This is literally a Hidden Gem if Alexander Hamilton could come back today he wouldnt believe what happened to his vacation Farm home. I was walking up stairs and I thought I heard something I turned around and it was nothing but the curtain was moving perhaps its haunted perhaps it was the wind?

Its a wonderful experience of our national historic places in West Harlem must visit.

The Hamilton Grange has a pretty amazing history and our tour guide was a great storyteller. Admission and tours are free and very informational.

What a great hidden gem

I love being here, but theres only so many times until you get bored

What a nice and well preserved building! I thoroughly enjoyed my time at this memorial. It is in a beautiful park and a quiet part of town. Be sure to look up the times for tours before showing up because they can be spaced out.

Rangers all very friendly and our tour guide was wonderful

A really small but awesome national memorial. The tour is absolutely worth taking, and of course is free (see website for times and get there early!).

Visited during NYC open house. Great piece of history!

Worth stopping in for a visit. Nice walk through the park to get there.

Be sure to show up early to book a free walking tour. The tours can fill up quickly. I had to wait an hour, but it was worth it. While you wait you can visit the information in the museum and watch an introductory video. The tour guide will take you around the first floor. The house is a wonderful example of federal style architecture. There are several original pieces of furniture in the house. Take as many pictures as you like but be sure to turn the flash off.

Really interesting, love that its still there. Free tour, which is fun to see. Love the history and experience. Well done!

A visit to Alexander Hamiltons home is a lesson in history that you will not soon forget. The onsite staff and rangers served as a fountain of knowledge and enlightenment. Although only two floors are open to the public, it is still very much worth the visit. There is a short but well produced video that outlines the history of Hamiltons life from a sad upbringing to the formation of the key figure we he is now recognized as.

Its baffling that this place isnt flooded with tourists. FREE to visit and go on a guided or self-guided tour of U.S. founding father Alexander Hamiltons home. Both paid and volunteer staff very knowledgeable. First floor is gift shop/traditional museum exhibit, second floor has three rooms of the house decorated in recreation of the time. Absolutely beautiful. I was stunned that Ive lived around the corner from this house for a year and jogged in St. Nicholas Park weekly before ever setting foot inside. Im so glad I did. Theres been a huge to-do about the Hamilton musical creating a genuine interest in U.S. political history and its helping young audiences connect with these stories, and rightly so. I must add that theres nothing like actually seeing and smelling the wood and hearing the creaking of a founding fathers residence, the place where his family lived, and where he worked and made political and military decisions. The energy in this place is palpable! From the dining room to what may have been the servants quarters or pantry, it was great fuel for the imagination. I was sad to learn that funding for this piece of history is not enough, and may even be in jeopardy. Go here ASAP!

Loved the history behind it... had seen the Broadway show Hamilton... took the short tour... the staff was nice and very friendly...

Small but good museum, planning to take the tour is a must.

I visited Hamilton Grange before the National Park Service moved it from its previous location. I find it moving that one of our Founding Fathers had once lived there and was a prominent New Yorker. My interest in the formative years of the United States Government led me in this journey to learn more about this proponent of a strong central government. As you can see, his legacy still lives on today in Washington, D.C.

If you want to make daily exercise with fresh air its the ideal place

Wonderful past untold history to watch and know. Simply mind blowing.

The history is rich, my daughter and I on her school trip

Great History. No fee. A small exhibit, short film, quick tour. Not a lot of fuss, just the basics. Hamilton himself would recommend it.

This is pretty cool, the house is on open grounds right by City College. The light is often on but I dont know if they offer tours.

Such a great little NYC stop! Staff is incredible and theyll even rap some Hamilton with you! Check it out!

Great National Park. Unique story and site in NYC.

Great man with a inspiring wife you dont hear of much. Recently renovated but nonetheless falling apart.

A great way to get to know a person is to experience the house they built. Highly recommended.

The historical videos they showed were very informative, and all of the information provided was concise. It is easy to gather a full picture of Alexander Hamiltons personality and striking life. And you can view some of the rooms and furniture upstairs!

Carefully preserved and important relic of Americana.

The National Parks service has done an amazing job on this one. Excellent tour and all for free! Hamilton Grange and Statue of Liberty were my favs on our trip to New York. I thought it was much better than some of the other more famous stuff like the Empire State Building. Actually there was no comparison especially for the price! Its a little out of the way being in Harlem but worth it. A plus is across the street it looks like Sesame Street!

No time to visit here - so unable to rate this time.

Nice place

Great history lesson. Wonderful staff

Great experience and wonderful tour guide.

I wanted to go upstairs .. not enough interaction

Excellent place to visit for free to learn about the history.

I love the history it has and all the movement its been through and it still stands

Very nicely furnished.

Great historic house. The guides are terrific!

The Hamilton Grange does a superb job of balancing the need to explain this giant of historys achievements with what this house actually was: a retreat for a very busy man with a family. Rather than being solely a monument, or just a museum piece, the Grange is presented in such a way that I had a sense of what life must have been like in there.There is a short movie about Hamiltons life that does a good job of situating Hamiltons place in the pantheon of the Founding Fathers.The facilities are clean and well maintained. The staff is courteous and welcoming.Highlights:• appropriate for children.• must-see attraction for anyone with an interest in American History.• Beautiful surroundings.• Nearby a bevy of restaurants and coffee shops as well as City College.

Good, free tour! Tour guide was pretty knowledgeable. Small gift shop was closed for inventory when we were there so that wasnt great .

So cool to be able to visit this historic house on its daily free tours. This is what we need to make history seem relevant to us. Nice, peaceful setting in St Nicholas Park, and close to the subway.

Historic house with an amazing story to tell

Very nice experience. Well prepared volunteer guide. Great restauration job in Hamilton house.

I did not go inside the house, I was just passing by, but the grounds in the springtime is lovely. People were outside lounging and just chilling out.

Alexander Hamiltons farmhouse. The best National Park in Manhattan. Free, guided tour.

Alexander Hamilton only known property and at the time considered rural home. Great piece of NYC history.

Hard to recommend unless youre an absolute history nut. We stumbled across it in winter.

Great slice of history right in NYC

Certainly nice to visit if you are interested in Hamilton

Its far out of the way, and hardly any rooms are open. I live in Brooklyn and would never have gone if Id known. The website makes it look better than it is.

Loved the experiance. The tour was free and the park ranger was very informative. A great stop as you tour the big city. A nice place to get away from the crowds for a bit.

This place is a very historical place to visit , which makes it interesting in itself. The tour was interesting to me bc the tour guide was very good ,however my 6yr old lost inyerest after the 5th minute, which, is 4 minutes longer than normal..lol.. so that is not necessarily satlyimg the place bores young children. We ran into it accidentally whenni was visiting a friend at her new place,but it is convenient to take the tour amd i have no complaints. The funders of THIS tour ETC ..may have a few of their own complaints Regarding my VERY energized son! LOL

Nice quiet spot uptown. Technically they moved the Hamilton house from its original location, but it still sits on the original Hamilton estate grounds

Pretty cool tour. Great media about house the house was moved to current location. A hidden gem of history in this great city

I had a great time here. We were even able to reenact the burr Hamilton duel in the front lawn. There were some small hills so its tough to stand exactly 10 passed away from your opponent but someone always has the upper hand.

Really great place. This is Alexander Hamiltons house, built around 1802 on his land in the Grange. The location makes it feel like it would back when he lived there. Nice exhibit and video in the basement level, and a nice look around the period first floor. The top floor is closed. Fun time had by all. Dont miss the old location next to the church, where a really nice Hamilton statue stands.