A major overhaul is planned for the Dyckman Farmhouse in Inwood. Built around 1784 by William Dyckman, the structure is the oldest remaining farmhouse in Manhattan and currently houses a museum. On November 10, the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Alliance,…
The good folks at Brick Underground TV take you on a guided tour of Washington Heights with lifelong Washington Heights resident Dennis Golin as the funny and knowledgeable tour guide. From the United Palace, to the Cloisters, to the…
This article was originally published in Edible Manhattan. By Marissa Finn There’s no shortage of tacos or tamales here in New York, but when’s the last time you had a heaping plate of mangu or a slice of bizcocho…
Meet at Dyckman/200th St station, A train, corner of Riverside Drive and Broadway. See the Dyckman Farmhouse, the Seaman Estate Arch, and historic Inwood Hill Park and its rich Native American and colonial history in this tour through Inwood…
PROBUS FASHION NIGHT OUT Friday, September 10th Starts at 4PM – Probus 714 W. 181st St. PROBUS invites you to come and preview their New Fall 2010 Collection from brands like Timberland Boot Company, Android Homme, G-Star Raw, Diesel and so…
BY Carolina Pichardo With a history that dates back since the 1660, when the northern part of Manhattan was quickly expanding, the Dyckman name is well-known and popular among Uptownies. It’s the crossroad between the Hudson River and Harlem…