Historic Sites

	Village Of Babylon Historical Society & Museum Babylon, New York	Life in the 1800s is depicted in the rear room, along with farm tools of generation's b
	Walt Whitman Birthplace And Interpretive Center West Hills, New York	The house itself was built by Whitman's father and contains nineteenth century furnishi
	Washington Irving's Sunnyside Tarrytown, New York
	Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site Newburgh, New York	In the critical months that General George Washington spent at Newburgh, he made some o
	Waterford Historical Museum & Cultural Center Waterford, New York	Congressman Hugh White’s 1830 Greek-revival homestead, located near the Champlain Canal
	Watervliet Arsenal Museum Watervliet, New York	A small museum features exhibits on the evolution of large artillery and the arsenal’s
	Wayne County, Ny Historical Society & Museum Lyons, New York	Visitors can tour the 10+ rooms now used for gallery space, with the 24 cell blocks att
	Weeksville Heritage Center Brooklyn, New York	The landmark Hunterfly Road Houses are the last surviving residence of 19th century Wee
	Wilderstein Historic Site Rhinebeck, New York	The history of Wilderstein begins in 1852 with Thomas Holy Suckley's purchase of the ri
	William Miller Home And Farm Whitehall, New York	After a period of religious doubt and time spent as a lieutenant and captain during the
	Women's Rights National Historical Park Seneca Falls, New York	Seneca Falls hosted the First Women's Righ
	Woodstock Museum Saugerties, New York	In an effort to help younger generations grasp the cultural revolution associated with
	Wyckoff House Brooklyn, New York	Its history exemplifies the diversity of Brooklyn’s colonial farms, where Dutch-America