Hamilton Grange National Memorial - Hamilton's relocated home

Hamilton Grange, built in 1802 as Alexander Hamilton's country home, is preserved as the Hamilton Grange National Memorial and documents Hamilton's life and household in early national New York. The house was moved from its original site in the 1880s and again in 2008 to its current location in St. Nicholas Park, a relocation that is well documented by the National Park Service and local press. The site functions as a museum with period rooms and interpretive programs and figures prominently in local lore about Hamilton and early Manhattan development.