Preserving the History and Heritage of Greene County, New York since 1929
Bronck House Museum
The oldest home in Upstate New York and the headquarters of GCHS is open for tours annually from May to October. The museum is currently closed for the season. To schedule a tour for our upcoming season, please click the link below.
Vedder Research Library
The archives and special collections of the Greene County Historical Society, open year-round to researchers and the general public.
Mid-Hudson Cable’s Home Town Spotlight of the Bronck Museum!
Sunday, November 16, 2025
The Wire Event Center in Coxsackie, NY
1pm - 5pm
Join the Greene County Historical Society for an afternoon of history and hors d’oeuvres as we raise funds to help preserve and protect the architectural heritage of the Bronck Museum. Greene County Historian Jonathan Palmer will deliver introductory remarks in a short program featuring friends in the local history community.
A designated National Historic Landmark, the Bronck Museum features ten major structures that showcase over 350 years of architectural history. At its heart is Pieter Bronck’s stone house, built in 1663—believed to be the oldest surviving home in upstate New York.