RT Hamilton Grange National Memorial

Restored historic home museum preserving the residence of a founding father, featuring period furnishings and exhibits that interpret early American history and legacy.

General Information

Hours:

Wednesday to Sunday: 10am to 4pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday

Fees:

Free admission

Pet Policy:

Pets are not allowed inside the building

Seasons:

All year

Location:

414 W 141st St, New York, NY 10031

Website:

nps.gov/hagr

How to Get There

From Midtown Manhattan (nearest major hotel area, ~7 mi): Take Broadway or the Henry Hudson Parkway north into Upper Manhattan, continue to 141st Street, and walk west to reach the historic house set within a quiet park setting.

Overview

Hamilton Grange National Memorial in Harlem is the Federal-style home Alexander Hamilton completed in 1802, his only owned residence, where he spent his last years. The pale yellow house, with wide porches, was moved and restored to protect it and is now open to the public in St. Nicholas Park, with a National Park Service exhibit on Hamilton's life.

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