Rare photos of John Jay’s youngest son William Jay and his descendants plus 18th and 19th century captures of distinguished… Read More
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Photographs of New York —1970s by Robert Gambee, Photographer
The Jay Heritage Center is delighted to present “Manhattan Seascapes—1970s” by Robert Gambee at its 1907 Carriage House through January… Read More
Launch of Revolutionary Westchester 250 Draws Over 200 Patriots!
Huzzah! The official launch of Revolutionary Westchester 250 #RW250 drew over 200 historians, volunteers, actors, re-enactors, governmental officials, JHC staff and… Read More
Walter Dabney Blair – Tarrytown Architect & Tennis House Designer for Gould, Morgan, and Brewster
Could our 1916 Indoor Tennis House have been designed by Walter Dabney Blair (1877-1953) for Jay Estate resident Edgar Palmer?… Read More
Daring to Be Wickedly Elegant for a Great Cause – Jay Soirée 2018
Masked partygoers at this year’s Wickedly Elegant Soirée dared to go out in frightful weather on October 27th – their… Read More
Hamilton’s Militia is Coming to Rye!
Hamilton’s militia is coming! Don’t miss a rare (and FREE) performance by the The Hearts of Oak Independent Militia Company at the… Read More
Veterans Day at Rye’s African American Cemetery
This past Saturday, we helped commemorate Veterans Day through service with our colleagues Friends of the African American Cemetery, Inc.Volunteers cleaned… Read More
Revolutionary Westchester 250!
Saturday, December 8th, 11:30 am – 4pm* at the home of Westchester’s most famous patriot, John Jay Be at the… Read More
Scouts Continue Camping Tradition After 70 Years
Mamaroneck Troop Pack 2, led by JHC volunteer and docent Jeff De Toro, is possibly the first group of scouts… Read More
Hubble’s Greatest Hits with Astronomer Jason Kendall
The universe has been expanding and changing since its birth at the Big Bang. We know this thanks to the… Read More