The Orangetown Historical Museum and Archives is a vibrant arts and culture center dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich heritage of Orangetown and the surrounding Hudson Valley region. Housed in two historic buildings, the facility serves as a local hub for historical education, exploration, and community engagement. Through rotating exhibitions, public programs, and special events, the museum offers innovative and immersive opportunities for visitors to connect with the area’s cultural and historical legacy.

The museum curates compelling displays of local artifacts, photographs, and documents that reflect the diverse stories and milestones that have shaped the region. Educational programs for schools, families, and adults create meaningful connections to history through hands-on learning and storytelling. The archives house a vast collection of historic records accessible to researchers, genealogists, and history enthusiasts alike. With strong community involvement, partnerships, and volunteer engagement, the museum fosters an inclusive space that honors the past while inspiring future generations. As a cornerstone of cultural preservation in Rockland County, the Orangetown Historical Museum and Archives continues to evolve as a dynamic resource for lifelong learning.

Key Services:

– Rotating historical exhibitions highlighting local heritage
– Public lectures, workshops, and educational programs
– Archival access for research and genealogy
– Guided tours and community outreach events
– School programs and customized educational resources
– Preservation and documentation of local history and artifacts
– Volunteer and internship opportunities
– Historic building interpretation and site tours