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The legacy of the Dutch settlers of Wiltwyck lives on at the Matthewis Persen House. The house was originally owned by Gysbert Van Imbroch, a barber-surgeon. An inventory listing Gysbert’s possessions at the time of his death in 1665 is brought to …

An exhibit featuring an up close and detailed explanation of some of the artifacts found in the archaeological dig done at the Persen House. Learn about a 1200 BC projectile point and the second only known Bodkin in New York State. You like …

Daily Dutch examines aspects of Dutch life in Wiltwyck in the 1660s. Learn about local farming as well as currency and trading. The exhibit features records from the Dutch Colonial Records Collection and images of artifacts found during an …

Local photographer and eco workshop facilitator Star Nigro has developed a traveling, mural project with help from the talented youth of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County's Relatives As Parents Program and the local 4-H Youth Program. …

The legacy of the Dutch settlers of Wiltwyck lives on at the Matthewis Persen House. The house was originally owned by Gysbert Van Imbroch, a barber-surgeon. An inventory listing Gysbert’s possessions at the time of his death in 1665 is brought to …

An exhibit featuring an up close and detailed explanation of some of the artifacts found in the archaeological dig done at the Persen House. Learn about a 1200 BC projectile point and the second only known Bodkin in New York State. You like …

Daily Dutch examines aspects of Dutch life in Wiltwyck in the 1660s. Learn about local farming as well as currency and trading. The exhibit features records from the Dutch Colonial Records Collection and images of artifacts found during an …

Local photographer and eco workshop facilitator Star Nigro has developed a traveling, mural project with help from the talented youth of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County's Relatives As Parents Program and the local 4-H Youth Program. …

The legacy of the Dutch settlers of Wiltwyck lives on at the Matthewis Persen House. The house was originally owned by Gysbert Van Imbroch, a barber-surgeon. An inventory listing Gysbert’s possessions at the time of his death in 1665 is brought to …

Join Historic Huguenot Street as they bring a preview of their new “Pathway to the Ballot Box” immersive theatre program to the Persen House! Throughout the experience visitors will come face-to-face with a local female historical figure, who …