PNC Travels: The Architecture of the Hudson Valley

Why travel with Preservation North Carolina?

In a phrase—unique access. Tour participants will have unique access to private properties very rarely open to the public, including Astor House Rokeby, Pieter Estersohn’s home Staats Hall, and Dr. Oliver Bronson House (pictured left to right above).

Rokeby still looks much as it did when Margaret Astor Ward and her husband, Samuel Cutler Ward, lived there in the 1870s due to the work of their heirs. In contrast, Staats Hall reveals a refreshing interpretation of historic preservation with art blended with antiques that has been showcased in Architectural Digest. The Bronson home sat abandoned for decades until preservation efforts began to reveal its forgotten elegance and luxury.

This is truly a not-to-be missed travel opportunity. Registration closes on May 20, 2026. Join PNC and explore this unique chapter of American history in our nation’s 250th year!

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