Historic Hudson Valley is a renowned not-for-profit education organization that aims to interpret and promote historic landmarks of national significance in the Hudson Valley. With a strong commitment to the benefit and enjoyment of the public, Historic Hudson Valley welcomes over 250,000 visitors each year to its network of historic sites and special events. These sites possess historical integrity, architectural distinction, impressive decorative and fine arts collections, and exceptional landscapes.

Whether it's through traditional house and landscape tours, educational programs for schoolchildren, on-site events, or digital media, Historic Hudson Valley provides meaningful experiences for visitors of all ages. Established in 1951 as Sleepy Hollow Restorations by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Historic Hudson Valley continues to uphold its educational mission while embracing new opportunities and adapting to the changing interests and learning styles of its audience.

With a focus on accuracy, research, interactive experiences, inclusivity, preservation, collaboration, and alliances with like-minded organizations, Historic Hudson Valley ensures the celebration, preservation, and appreciation of the Hudson Valley's history, architecture, landscape, and culture