Albany · US
Ten Broeck Mansion
Perched on a hillside in Albany's Arbor Hill neighborhood, Ten Broeck Mansion is a Federal-style house museum that has watched over the Hudson River for more than two centuries. Built in 1797–98 for a Revolutionary War general and his patrician bride, the mansion preserves layers of architectural history, a legendary wine cellar, and formal gardens that remain free to walk.
The Albany County Historical Association operates the site as an interpretive museum telling the stories of everyone who lived and worked here — builders and artisans, servants and enslaved persons, and free people of color — making it one of the Hudson Valley's most layered historic house experiences.