The Stories We Share: New Castle Historical Society's Diamond Jubilee Exhibition | What’s happening in Hudson Valley

The Stories We Share: New Castle Historical Society's Diamond Jubilee Exhibition

This exhibition is part of the New Castle Historical Society's 60th anniversary celebration. It showcases rarely- and never-before-exhibited objects from the NCHS collection that highlight more than 250 years of New Castle history. Guided tours and self-guided family activities available to all visitors!

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Be part of the history happening today as the New Castle Historical Society celebrates our 60th anniversary with The Stories We Share, on view April 18 – July 4. Since our milestone year coincides with America’s semiquincentennial, this exhibition of objects from the NCHS collection showcases New Castle stories from the Revolutionary era to today. Many of these objects are being exhibited for the first time ever!

Original letters, diaries, ledgers, photographs, paintings, and everyday objects of yesteryear fill the rooms of the Greeley House, itself an integral piece of local history dating back to the early 1850s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. One of the key objects in the exhibition is the 1903 Patriotic Quilt by Sarah Griffith, which features dozens of hand-stitched figures and scenes from American History. From the earliest Quaker families to settle in this area and the agricultural economy that sustained local residents for over a century, to the arrival of the train, industrialization, global wars, and the establishment of today’s suburban community, this exhibition traces the history of New Castle through its people.

The exhibition includes a self-guided scavenger hunt and activity page for families, encouraging young visitors to discover unique historical objects and stories from the past that connect to life today. There is also an activity room on the upper floor where visitors of all ages can reflect upon the stories in the exhibition and share their own.

A short guided tour of the exhibition is included with all tickets. We hope you will find reflections of yourself, your family, your friends, and your neighbors reflected in the stories we share!

100 King Street, Chappaqua, NY 10514, United States

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Location:

100 King Street
Chappaqua, NY, 10514
United States

Phone:

(914)238-4666
Contact name: 
Mia Michelson-Bartlett
Email address: 
Dates: 
06/04/2026
06/05/2026
06/06/2026
Time: 
11am - 3pm
Price: 
$10/adults $5/students 12+ and seniors 62+ Free children under 12 Free for NHC members

Ages

All Ages Adults & kids together Adults without kids