Brick Museum

Historic Hudson Valley is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the education and preservation of the region's rich history through its historic sites, including Kykuit, Philipsburg Manor, and Washington Irving's Sunnyside. The organization hosts a variety of events, such as the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze and the Pinkster Festival, which celebrate the cultural heritage and stories of the Hudson Valley. In addition to its engaging programs, Historic Hudson Valley offers resources for educators and researchers, focusing on themes like slavery in the colonial North and women's history. The organization is supported by contributions from individuals, foundations, and government agencies, ensuring the continued preservation and interpretation of this significant historical area. Generated from the website

The Greater Hudson Heritage Network (GHHN) has been serving heritage keepers in New York State for over 40 years, specializing in the conservation and preservation of collections in various cultural institutions. Through a range of programming, professional development training, and grant opportunities, GHHN equips historical societies, archives, libraries, and museums with the necessary tools to care for their collections effectively. In partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts, GHHN administers the NYSCA GHHN Conservation Grant Program, which supports conservation treatment and preservation efforts across the state. Their comprehensive approach includes hands-on workshops, webinars, and various resources aimed at enhancing the capabilities of heritage organizations in New York. Generated from the website