TOP Historic architecture in Haverstraw, New York

The Haverstraw Brick Museum, located at 12 Main Street in Haverstraw, New York, is a unique institution that celebrates the rich history and cultural heritage of the local community. The museum showcases the interconnectedness of historical processes with local identity and traditions through the work of internationally known artist, James Tyler. Tyler's colossal head sculptures, constructed using found bricks from the Haverstraw brickyards, pay homage to the untold stories of the workers in the local brick manufacturing tradition. The museum also features sculptures by OP.AL Architects Jonathan A. Scelsa and landscape architect Jennifer Birkland, with special thanks to Pratt School of Architecture and museum interns Jemma Liu and Jessica Jou Lin. Although the Spring Family Days have ended, the museum will be back in the fall for visitors to explore and learn about the fascinating history of Haverstraw.

Casa Hudson, located at 34 First Street in Haverstraw, New York, is a unique lodging institution that offers a modern interpretation of the bed and breakfast experience. The villa, originally built in the 1850s, has been beautifully restored by NYC fashion executive Andrea Caccuro and Miami/New York artist Nelson Diaz. Each of the three rooms at Casa Hudson features a private bath, free wifi, original artwork, and a combination lock for added security. Guests can also rent out the entire villa for retreats, getaways, or special events. Casa Hudson hosts a variety of interesting events, such as "Chef's Table" dinners and "Italian Style Tomato Canning Classes", making it a popular destination in the Hudson Valley. The villa has won the Rockland Historical Society Preservation Merit Award for Adaptive Use, showcasing the dedication and passion that went into its restoration.