20 Must-See HUDSON VALLEY MANSIONS

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CORRECTIONS to some factual errors that were brought to our attention:brbr#12 SPRINGWOOD ESTATE - 1 square mile (not 1000)br#19 SCHUYLER MANSION - President Millard Fillmore married in 1858 (not William, not 1855)
Comment from : Schmancy

Why were these estates all donated to public bodies? Scary
Comment from : Yvonne Smith

you skipped Helen Hayes house eventually bought by Rosir O'Donnell
Comment from : EdsLightenMent

I once visited Madame C J Walker who owned a mansion that was on the Hudson Valley So what constitutes a mansion
Comment from : Marian Wylie

Nice to hear about a classical heritage that HAS NOT been torn down… 👍
Comment from : M

You missed OSBOURN and Dicks castles in Garrison NY
Comment from : Susan

Thank you for this video look at Hudson Valley I am planning a trip there for 2024😊
Comment from : Kathleen Johnson

Don't use mwxhanical narration It cheapens the video The visuals are good, but the robotic delivery is very off-putting
Comment from : Sourdo1

Also as a railfan where the New York Central ran The Hudson locomotives were one of the most well known steam engines to run
Comment from : JerseyCentral833

Thanks, that was interesting I live in the area and have visited many of them, but now I want to see all of them Thanks, again
Comment from : John Tucker

It’s crazy how they just left these houses to the US Governments
Comment from : Alex S

What a pity these beautiful homes aren’t filled with exemplary Families, instead of gifted to Trusts and Councils
Comment from : Deborah Duthie

Lovely video--I'm glad to say I've been to most of those on your list and they're well worth a visit for anyone who loves historic architecture, decorative arts, and Hudson River scenery There are two more mansions I'd like to mention: Lindenwald, in Kinderhook, the home of President Martin Van Buren; and Edgewater, in Barrytown, which used to be privately owned but was sold in 2018 to the Classical American Homes Preservation Trust and is now open to the public
Comment from : Paul Schlotthauer

SCHMANCY my favorite site not only is the place gorgeous but you would not believe how many super stars musis and film stars famous luminaries live there esp in catskills the richest the famous even politiciand the presidents current past etc all live in catskills hudson valley cat mts r best kept secret in the usa summer winter fall so pretty
Comment from : Renee Lynch

Such beautiful land and houses❤
Comment from : Catherine Lee

Minor mention was made of slavery in the Hudson Valley
Comment from : Douglas Sauvageau

I was born and raised here and lived here my whole life The fall is beautiful!!💜🌈💜Whats funny back in 1982 my first apartment I could see the Hudson River from every room my little apartment the walkway on the Hudson and Hudson River Bridge!! The walkway was just a rundown railroad bridge at the time I had quite the view beautiful sunsets and my rent was even cheaper that the average rent at that time A whopping $175 a month plus utilities!! I can only imagine what the charge now 2023! I grew up in Staatsburg, NewYork border Hyde Park My grandmother bought house and land only 4 thousand dollars and my family build their houses there including my Dad My High school was on road we lived called Franklin D Roosevelt My grandma remember Roosevelt drive down our road She moved here from NJ in mid 1940s
Comment from : GodsLorrainbow

This is very interesting and live West of Albany and have not visited yet any of these mansions, and now see we really should!brbr There are some more West of Albany as the Clark family owned the large mansion which they have been doing over now with donations and they charge a little for tours of the Hyde Park at Glimmerglass State Park The Carter's own alot of land which now is a lovely are on the lake hear Cooperstown NH and this mansion sits high on a hill, they have various events during the Summer months, and the tours are very nice It is a ''fifty'' room mansion (Not sure if videos are allowed though, so guess, I am sure you always ask anyway?) bThis may be one more you would like to add to your documentaries?/b They do have quite a history and the family also had much land in other countries as they had workers on their Jamaican lands, and they moved from England and MrCarter had a wife who would not move with him and later he re- married Fenimore Cooper's, brother's widow In the end, the family made her leave once her husband passed and the young part of the family took over brbrForgot just where it fits in, but think at some point the Clark family are involved in living there or owning it also, but do not remember just how it fit in, or if it did? Would need to red up on this again I have been there, but it was while ago brbrAlso, they have had people who have in the past mentioned seeing a glimpse of perhaps the spirit of Mr Carter and other interesting stories too numerous to mention, Thank you for sharing these lovely historic mansions!
Comment from : Carol Weaver

I visited Olana in 07 Beautiful up state
Comment from : Gail Wisniewski

You missed fort crailo across the river from Schyler mansion
Comment from : TIM C

I went to bard college, which is at Annandale on Hudson ❤
Comment from : Qizhen Liu

Thank you The upper Hudson Valley is on the bucket list We toured the lower section years
Comment from : Kim Sincox

Thank you so much for this Having grown up near Sunnyside and Lyndhurst, they were a part of my childhood Riding on the trails through the Rockefeller estate was a cherished memory So thankful for the preservation efforts so future generations can enjoy them The Hudson Valley is truly unique
Comment from : 12 Maple Lane

I grew up in the Hudson River Valley, an amazing place
Comment from : fennec13

We lived in westchester county when I grew up and my father was a huge history buff I can’t count the times we drove up and down the Hudson River I was married in the Catskills and for years my husband and our children took the same routes enjoying the views,the sights and the fabulous restaurants It is somewhere you have to see!
Comment from : Susan Brennan

You will like this, I promise 🤭
Comment from : Elaine Burnett

I think Lyndhurst Mansion was used in 'Dark Shadows' as well
Comment from : Sara Carlson-Kringle

Hudson valley brDefinitely smash
Comment from : Robert Williams

I went to Riverdale Country School back when the River Campus was the Girl's School It is down the road from Wave Hill and you can look out on the campus from Wave Hill
Comment from : Alexandra Daniele

Who would have guessed A trip to New York could include such a great touring area Thank you for information
Comment from : Lynn Black

My 7xs great-grandfather was the overseer of the Phillipsburg estate back in the mid 1700's Didn't expect to see that estate in this video
Comment from : Corinne Thomas

Can you do a tour of rented rooms like mine, it's done in the modern box style, it's about 10' by 12', luminaries such as myself have resided here
Comment from : John Shields

Cherry hill should have been over ten brouke
Comment from : Solus Silver

Skipped alot like Bannerman's Castle
Comment from : Brian Duff

Eat the rich
Comment from : Stuart Estrine

I used to live down the road from Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park and have fond childhood memories of having family picnics on their grounds Too bad you didn't include Vassar College (my alma mater) It's just as gorgeous but doesn't really have any mansions as part of their campus like Bard
Comment from : Dennis Rivera-Cash

I was just talking about some of the Mansions of the gilded age the other day Today I stumbled upon your mini documentary on the Hudson valley mansions I live in the Hudson valley and have visited a few of them but have certainly been inspired to search out a few more Though it is in ruins, perhaps a mention of Untermyer Park would have been appropriatebrAlso in Yonkers, its grandeur can still be seen and imagined brThanks for this video
Comment from : Hoover

This is strange A watchable documentary in the age of closeup video selfies He actually focusses the camera/imagery on the topic subscribed 🙂 Though one detects computer generated voice
Comment from : generalpurposeid

Look into Tuxedo Park where NY's multi-millionaires lived in a gated community during the Gilded Age Even now, it is rather exclusive
Comment from : Cbw Mama

Missing mansions of Nyack and tuxedo park Probably because those mansions are still occupied
Comment from : MrGlenspace

I toured Montgomery Place when it was an open-to-the public house museum It's a pity that has changed How about a video on the mansions of Lenox, MA (called the inland Newport)?
Comment from : Louis

Absolutely breathtaking!
Comment from : ole9421

When I was 12 years old I was sent to a place called Leak and Watts it was a home for children It very much looked like the Glenview mansion on acres of rolling lawns in Yonkers and on the Hudson River…
Comment from : Joyce Bell

I think number 6 was the house they used as the exterior shot for Wildwind on All My Children years ago Useless information, I know 😂
Comment from : Rebecca Bourque

The Oliver Payne house in Esopus on the west side of the Hudson by Carrere & Hastings is a worthy addition sadly overlooked
Comment from : Robert Blake

Tuxedo Park
Comment from : Julia Griffin

Fun fact about the Livingston family: both presidents Bush were descended from the Livingstons Another fun fact: David Crosby of Crosby, Stills and Nash was a Van Cortlandt
Comment from : D Howe

The Mills mansion (staatsburgh) is falling apart The remodel that was referenced in the video was done on the cheap and it now shows
Comment from : D Howe

You missed the Van Buren Estate in Columbia County- not as large , but the home of president Martin van Buren
Comment from : sedumplant

Elegant homes but furnishings were magnificent!!
Comment from : from Clark

Absolutely fantastic ❤️
Comment from : Theresa Murphy MUA and Charlee the Doggie

all of them!
Comment from : Barbara Hemme

I do have a question about these places Many were "donated" to the state of New York There must be expensive upkeep, and do any entrance charges cover that or are they a tax burden for the public? There were some trusts mentioned It just seems to follow how the very wealthy and particularly now with massive tax breaks, basically welfare for the wealthy, are more of a drain and less so contribute One nice thing is that acreage is conserved and less developed with multiple probably gated dwellings
Comment from : jane freeman

Fabulous!! Thankyou
Comment from : Jj

Tappan Hill and Axe Castle (both Tarrytown)
Comment from : Dan Burke

Thank you for showcasing these treasures of the Hudson Valley Each site has incomparable views My favorite mansion is Olana, Frederick Church's home The architecture is fascinating and the interiors so personable I love that his paintings are still residing in place in the home Would love to visit !
Comment from : Dorothy D

Rokeby is missing It’s supposedly the only gilded age mansion with original family members still living there
Comment from : Joe Blow

Nice video! Very informative and well done
Comment from : Robert d

My Great Grandmother was a Livingston There are many estates built by Livingstons on their land, the Livingston Manor Clermont was the center
Comment from : Earl Of Smeg

Yes I liked the Hudson valley mansions but I was wondering if you could do a Tudor mansion video? I love Tudor mansion designed mansions Thanks 🙏
Comment from : John Flynn

I live in the Hudson valley and absolutely love it here
Comment from : Cynthia Brown

Very nice tour You left us wanting more, lol I was interested to see the Schuyler Mansion, having read "My Dear Hamilton", a historical novel about Eliza Schuyler and her life before, during, and after her marriage to Alexander Hamilton I have to say, though, the fantastical Olana really rang my bells!! :)
Comment from : 1931Spanish Eclectic

Not a mansion but just as interesting is Eleanor Roosevelt's Val Kill House near Springwood
Comment from : s p

You must watch a lot of the channel This House!
Comment from : [Crazy Name Here]

Priceless properties Thanks
Comment from : Hewau

Enjoyed watching I love old history
Comment from : margaret ford

I would like you make another documentmrntary of the west shore of famous homes of the Hudson River such as Kingston NY , Catskill Village, and grand homes of the West Shore like the Thomas Cole house
Comment from : Sam Propper

Let's do mansions in Pennsylvania in the foreseeable, or Connecticut mansions also
Comment from : Tamela Casey

Quite interesting, but this wouldn't be the internet if there weren't someone like me to nitpick Springwood, the Roosevelt estate, certainly wasn't 1000 square miles--one square mile is closer to the true figure And who is President William Fillmore, who married in the Schuyler mansion in 1855? We had a President Millard Fillmore, but he married, for the second time, in 1858, to a woman with a different name than you gave I'm not sure where, but they lived in the Buffalo area, not near the Hudson
Comment from : James Clendon

I grew up just down the road from Wave Hill It's a magnificent spot and has been used as a setting in many movies and television shows!
Comment from : John Scanlan