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When: Tuesday, August 19th 6-8pm, first tour begins at 6:30pmWhere: Historic Barns of Nipmoose
Cost: $20/Members, $30/Non-Members
Code for member tickets will be sent in an email, or contact the museum for assistance!
*Members of the Pittstown Historical Society and Hoosick Township Historical Society/Louis Miller Museum are able to purchase tickets at the membership price. Member ticket codes have been emailed or call the Hart Cluett Museum for assistance.
Purchase tickets online or call 518-272-7232
https://www.simpletix.com/e/drinking-history-at-nipmoose-barns-tickets-226131
For questions contact Anna Doren: [email protected] or 518-272-7232 x111
About The Event
Perched on a hillside in the northeastern section of the Hudson River Valley, the historic barns and other buildings are surrounded by 123 acres of farm fields, woodlands, a stream and wetlands. The expansive views of an agricultural landscape can be enjoyed from both inside and outside the barns.
The Scottish Barn, German Barn and Corn Crib, which date from the 18th and 19th centuries, have been fully restored by skilled craftsmen. The barns provide an exceptional opportunity to survey the artistry of America’s early agricultural buildings. The Historic Barns of Nipmoose, comprising the Scottish Barn, German Barn and Corn Crib, are extraordinary examples of early timber framed structures.
Enjoy a private tour and a glass of wine while you tour these historic grounds and explore the history of agriculture in Rensselaer County!
The Hart Cluett Museum Drinking History series brings people together to explore the history of Rensselaer County, outside of the museum. Deep dives, hot takes, and drinks for all!
Meet for this program at The Historic Barns of Nipmoose: 59 Sherman Lane Buskirk, NY 12028
This program DOES NOT start at the Hart Cluett Museum.
Parking is available on site, follow signs to parking lot behind the barns.
Please note that you will drive down dirt roads to access this historic site.
Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes for walking across dirt roads and grass fields.
The Historic Barns at Nipmoose are fully accessible, please contact the Hart Cluett Museum with any concerns or questions you have.
Bathrooms are available in a new building near the historic barns.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
57 2nd St, Troy, NY, United States, New York 12180
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