Recently went as part of my childs class trip, it was very interesting plus a lot of fun for kids and adults alike. The children were able to eat their lunch on the picnic benches in the backyard, it was a chilly day so the adults were freezing since we werent running around like the kids were, I imagine the yard is pretty nice and cool in the summer. Weve also been there as a family for their Fall Festival (some pictures are from then) and we had a lot of fun, drinking beer and apple cider. Very nice historical place to visit.

The Dyckman familys homestead. Well preserved and a hidden jewel of the neighborhood. Most pass it by without giving it a glance. I enjoy walking the grounds taking in the flowers and imagining what this area was like in the 1800s. Its such a beautiful house, the interior is just precious. The porches are also lovely.

Nice historical farm house only problem is finding parking but its worth the visit

Great little museum! Worth the trip! An interesting look into New Yorks past!

I was walking on Broadway Towards 207 st and liked the night view .. it looked Unique from surrounding Buildings, so I took this picture.. Just found out its a Historic Place.

I still can’t believe there is a farmhouse from 1784 in the middle of Inwood surrounded by restaurants, schools, houses.Been wanted to chexk it out for years but today we only took pictures outside as it is closef on Tuesdays.Little gem.

OMG! Awesome! Awesome place! If you like antiques, relics, and all that cool stuff go and visit!

A lovely historical venue, for anyone who would like to time travel back 235 years. As an added bonus, interesting contemporary artwork complementing the antique interior furnishings, and quite an interesting exhibit on Inwoods Japanese population between the First and Second World Wars. And definitely tour the garden to see the magnificent old trees and outbuildings.

Nice old house/museum in the otherwise highly developed neighborhood of Inwood. Learned about the Dyckman family and their way of life in what was then New Amsterdam. Entrance is free and an hour is enough to visit the site.

How wonderful finding such history in upper Manhattan. The Dyckman Farmhouse Museum is a great place for children and adults. Hands on apple cider pressing. So cool!! The personnel were friendly, helpful. Wow, the army bunker was so interesting. Hey there Teo Turtle! You helped keep the kids further occupied. And thanks for the booksMy grandsons thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Thanks. Ill be back!

It’s amazing that such a thing existed and I had no idea about it till today lol I’ve been past this house many times before and had no clue this museum was so close to home..it’s nothing fancy, but it takes you back to a time when this part of Manhattan was nothing but flat lands, and your neighbors are few in between! Oh but watch out for the low headway..always smacked myself on the low ceilings a few times and I’m not even that tall!

Absolutely loved touring this amazing farmhouse in the middle of NYC! Lots of history and very interesting portrayal of farm life. This is the original house. Not air conditioned...but we were invited to sit on the back porch of the house. Lovely gardens! Not wheelchair accessible.

Love this place if u love history like me I recommend to visit

When we went there was a private event but we were able to walk the grounds a little. Well kept and so pretty. Will go back and post more detail.

Old NYC. Enough said people. Feeling like a city country bumpkin after leaving. Really cool.

Interesting local history. Restored early 1800s framhouse and art installation with artist in residence.

Sacred living monument of our beloved young country right there on Broadway in Inwood. Took a private tour with NYAC, Charlotte the tour guide at the House was brilliant with the in depth history.

Wonderful experience touring this amazing farmhouse in NY!

Great place to visit for people of all ages.

A nice place with history of the bronx, I suggest bringing kids to learn about the area however make sure they do not touch anything old for risk of breaking it

Very nice museum

You can enjoy the sun on their benches, and have lunch at the picnic tables.

A rare sight in Manhattan is an unattached home, unless youre in Inwood. But even here the Dyckman Farmhouse stands on its own overlooking the intersection. This is a great place to see maps and documents of Upper Manhattan from the 1700s through today. The Farmhouse was once part of the land that the Dyckman family owned stretching from Harlem and all the way up Manhattan. Theres a self guided tour of the house and a staff member that can answer your questions. The winter kitchen is a nice little spot as well as the Hessian huts in the backyard.

This is anice place to learn history of early settlers in Manhattan. They also have some kids activities and events, also exhibitions by local artists.Opens 11:00am-4:00pm Thursday - Saturday.And during the summer they also open Sundays 11:00pm - 3:00pm.

This place is so beautiful and peaceful. It was so amazing to see a perfectly preserved piece of history steps away from the busy road and city. When you are there you forget you are in one the biggest cities in the world. My girlfriend and I absolutely love this place.

Exquisite piece of history passed over by times industrial march. An easy walk from the 207th st subway station, one is struck by the apparent misplacement of the house surrounded by pharmacies and bodegas when it is first revealed. Knock on the door and someone will let you in if its within their hours posted on their website. Theres a self-guided tour of the quaint dutch farmhouse once youre inside. Dont forget to see the reproduction of a Hessian hut in the backyard.

Very cool spot. It was interesting to learn about the history of NYC.

A great resource for the community. Lots of public programming that is free or low cost.

If you want to be transported back in time visit the Dyckman farm house. Hessian soldiers were once quartered here.

You would never think this place was in Northern Manhattan, Very Cool!

I LOVE THIS HOUSE HISTORIC!!! ICONIC

Pros: $1 suggested entrance is reasonable. Cons: Dont expect the MOMA 5 hours of walking, the place is small and youll be done in 5-15 minutes. The best thing about the Dyckman Farmhouse is around it, the small garden can for a moment make you feel like you are not in the noisy metropolis of NYC.

The Dyckman farmhouse is small and nice. The kids enjoy their visit here and have fun playing outside the farmhouse.

Pretty short visit

Really small house museum in Manhattan. Perfect for fall activity.

Oldest remaining farmhouse in NYC. Worth a visit. The garden is a little oasis

You should know your past. Fantastic piece of NYC history!

Great place, when i was younger, i begged my mom to go there every time we went by.

Historical place and fantastic exhibitions!

Great information about the neighborhood that most people do not know.

I wish people would know the difference between Washington Heights and Inwood. There is a price and status difference. Thanks.

A piece of history in Washington Heights!! Great place to bring children and have a picnic in the back yard.

A NY treasure from when we were still New Amsterdam. Lovely for and with kids but the gardens steal the show.

A gem hidden in plain site in Manhatten! This is a must see for native New Yorkers and visitors alike!

Nice house with a great lawn and garden. Kind of underwhelming though.

Well worth a visit, especially if you live in the neighborhood.

One of those old historic houses in New York that progress hasnt destroyed. An authentic old dutch farmhouse with some land left around it, on which is a small garden and a couple of small buildings, representing something I cant remember, right on a hill on Broadway. The house is open weekends, at least, maybe more. Its a small house with period rooms, including bedroomd and the kitchen, with furnishings and kitchen equiptment. You can wander around at your leisure, and at least during the uptown pleasures event, and probably other times, guided tours. Also, theres a bathroom out front, so you don;t have to go to the nearby McDonalds.

Interesting but much smaller than expected

Beatiful house in a very odd spot lol

Great historic site up in Inwood.

Needs a lot of maintenance. look too wild...

To me its a fascinating place! because it takes you back, and makes you wonder how it was without so many luxuries, that we take for granted, such as electronic, and how the dykeman family keepped it together! that is until they had to flee to upstate,.newyork years later they came it was trashed! but they still remained until the next after next generation sold it.....!

Fantastic place to learn about NYC history.

Great time, well kept

Have a Good Day

Very small place

Nice historic museum

I never ever saw the northern lightsI never really heard of cluster fliesNever ever saw the stars so brightIn the farmhouse things will be alright

A historical house from colonial times

Recreated Hessian Soldiers Huts from the American revolution.

I sow i ghost women staring at me by the window

I should go there and see my ancestry