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CENTER FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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The Haverstraw Brick Museum is dedicated to preserving the cultural and historical past of the Village of Haverstraw and the vibrant brick industry which created it. Come visit the Museum and relive the impressive history of this fascinating time and unique area along the Hudson.


OPERATING BUSINESS HOURS ARE 1:00- 4:oo Saturday & SUNDAY

AND BY APPOINTMENT TUESDAY-FRIDAY. We are CLOSEd MONDAYS

Please call AHEAD!

The History of Haverstraw

The History of Haverstraw

About the Brick Museum

About the Brick Museum

How Bricks are Made

How Bricks are Made


“Nowhere in all this land has a people been so closely bound to people of a village and so thoroughly dominated their lives and thoughts as at Haverstraw.”

John Lawrence deNoyelles, a personal recollection at the unveiling of Miss Daly’s mural


UPCOMING EVENT: APRIL 20th!

JOIN THE HAVERSTRAW BRICK MUSEUM AND FRIENDS FOR OUR ANNUAL EARTH DAY ARTS & SCIENCE FESTIVAL IN EMELINE PARK. SATURDAY, APRIL 20th, 12:00-4:30

VISIT TODAY TO SEE OUR NEWEST INSTALLATIONS!

EXHIBITIONS On VIEW

JAMES TYLER

EXPLORING BRICK TRADITIONS

Local Internationally known artist, James Tyler, exemplifies a historical interconnectedness of processes that are centuries old in dialogue with local cultural identity and traditions in this work. Many cultures created large ceramic and stone heads, such as the Toltecs, Olmecs, and other cultures in central Mexico, which often symbolized their indigenous cultures and values. James Tyler’s colossal head sculptures speak to ancient traditions and cultures while choosing to prize individual humanity as symbols and models for society.

His significant scale works and constructions using found bricks from the Haverstraw brickyards show the humanistic side of the untold stories of the workers from the local brick manufacturing tradition

Haverstraw 5th Graders Visit the Museum

Sculpture by OP.AL Architects: Jonathan A. Scelsa & Landscape Architect Jennifer Birkland. With special thanks to Pratt School of Architecture Haverstraw Brick Museum Interns: Jemma Liu and Jessica Jou Lin

Special Events & WALKING TOURS

WE PROVIDE PRIVATE TOURS WITH HISTORICAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR SCHOOLS, EDUCATORS AND GROUPS OF ALL AGES


THE NEW BRICK EXHIBITION

Sculpture by OP.AL Architects: Jonathan A. Scelsa & Landscape Architect Jennifer BirkEland


To keep our doors open and our extensive, unique, historical documents and archives, about the vibrant brick building industry in the Hudson River Valley, available to Teachers, Historians and Architects, we need your support!

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