Alice Austen House

The Alice Austen House, a Historic Artists' Home and Studio

Explore the restored 17th century home of Alice Austen, a prolific photographer whose works form a beautiful visual window on 19th century America. Learn More

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Outdoor Summer Events

Enjoy a wide variety of fun outdoor summer events, including popular summer concerts. Learn More

Outdoor

New and Exciting Exhibits

In addition to Austen’s celebrated works, the museum frequently showcases innovative photography exhibits. Learn More

New

Educational Programs for All Ages

The museum offers fun and educational summer camps, tours and classes for students of all ages. Learn More

Educational

When opened to the public in 1985, it was the first photographic museum in the United States dedicated to the work of one outstanding photographer. The house, originally a 1691 Dutch farmhouse, was expanded and renovated in the 18th and 19th centuries to reflect Victorian Gothic architecture. Much of Austen's subject matter focused on the grounds, cottage, and surrounding Narrows of New York Harbour that still can be seen today.

Regional Events

A Fairy Tale Holiday, 12/05/09
Tarrytown, New York
A unique opportunity to visit the mansion at night and enjoy Lyndhurst in its full winter fairy tale beauty.

Holiday Dinners, 12/05/09
Tarrytown, New York
The Carriage House Restaurant and Fabulous Foods present a sumptuous four course prix fixe dinner served in the carriage house at Lyndhurst.

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