National Historical Landmark-Philipse Manor Hall

Erected in stages between 1682 and 1758, this is one of the most notable examples of early Georgian architecture in America.

It served as the social and administrative center of the Manor of Philipsburg, which extended 20 miles along the Hudson River and is an outstanding survivor of the 18th century Dutch Manorial system in the Lower Hudson Valley.

Courtesy National Park Service National Historical Landmarks