On March 3rd at 3pm, help us welcome back David Waldstreicher, a historian of early and nineteenth-century America with particular… Read More

On March 3rd at 3pm, help us welcome back David Waldstreicher, a historian of early and nineteenth-century America with particular… Read More
Commemorate Juneteenth with poet and historian David Mills. On Sunday, June 11 at 4pm, Mills “will read from and reflect upon… Read More
This past winter, an Apple TV+ film crew from Alena Smith’s compelling historical comedy “Dickinson” turned the Jay Meadow into… Read More
On Friday, November 15, about 50 5th and 7th graders from Resurrection School joined us for a free field trip… Read More
By Suzanne Clary When we invited Joseph McGill, Jr., founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, to speak at the Jay… Read More
An original February 27, 1792 letter written by John Jay explaining his opposition to the institution of slavery has been… Read More
Teaching the Hudson Valley Institute – JHC Presents “Striving For Freedom” The 2016 theme of “Find Your Park, Gain a… Read More
The Jay Heritage Center (JHC) drew a standing room only crowd of over 100 people on October 21, 2012. They… Read More
On September 6, the Jay Heritage Center offered its 3rd free program of the year. The lectures were organized to… Read More
This landmark exhibit will examine the prevalence of slavery in New York and the role of John Jay and his… Read More