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Traditional land and ancestral home of the Lenape people. Explore the diverse histories of Staten Island at NYC's most complete living history village, historical museum, and arboretum.
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As Staten Island's largest and oldest cultural institution, Historic Richmond Town possesses some of the most celebrated and storied historical items of American history. There are more than 100,000 artifacts, photographs, and archival collections from different time periods.
Staten Island, NY 10306 (718) 351-1611. Located in the heart of Staten Island, Historic Richmond Town is a 15-minute drive from all bridges and a 30-45 minute ride from the Staten Island ferry on the S74 bus. We have FREE parking.
5 days ago · Founded as the Staten Island Historical Society in 1856, Historic Richmond Town paints a portrait of 350 years of Staten Island history. Before being set aside as a living history village, the...
The Staten Island Historical Society’s collections tell the story of the American experience through the lives of Staten Islanders. Portions of the collection are displayed in museum galleries and house museums at Historic Richmond Town.
Established in 1958, Historic Richmond Town is a joint project of the Staten Island Historical Society, an independent nonprofit cultural organization, and the City of New York, which owns the land and the buildings and supports part of its operations with public funds from the Department of Cultural Affairs.
Historic Richmond Town is a remarkable living-history village and museum complex that evokes 300 years of the history and culture of New York City. The Town of Richmond, established in the 1690s, became the seat of Staten Island’s county government in 1728.
