Event

Viewshed Benefit Party

Oak Hill was built around 1793 by John Livingston (1750-1822), son of Robert Livingston, the third Lord of Livingston Manor. Grandly sited on a Hudson River bluff, it commands intimate river and mountain views, as well as a singular view up toward Frederic Church's house and painting studio. Oak Hill is one of more than a dozen family homes built along the Hudson River and has remained in the Livingston family since it was built. Tickets for the benefit are Sponsors $250, Members $90 and Non-members $100 and are available here by selecting 6PM or by calling (518) 828-1872, extension 103.
"Framing The Viewshed" has been made possible through a partnership with the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area, with financial support from the Hudson River Quadricentennial Legacy Grant Program. The Olana Partnership acknowledges the help and support of our partners: the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, the Columbia Land Conservancy, the Open Space Institute, and Scenic Hudson. Their help will be acknowledged at the Symposium, and representatives will be present.