Really?
While not everyone here at the Farmhouse is convinced, spring really is coming. We already have daffodils that are starting to bud and if you look closely you will see signs of tulips and other bulbs beginning to emerge from the snowy ground. Make sure to visit the farmhouse later this month, in April, May and in June to get the full range of beautiful blooms.
To make it a bit easier to wander through the garden we will be streching our garden hours a bit this spring. You can, of course, always visit during our normal museum hours of Wed-Sat from 11am-4pm and Sun 12pm to 4pm.
From Saturday March 21st until Thursday, May 21 the garden will be open some additional morning and evening hours*
Thursdays 11am-6pm
Saturdays 10am-4:30pm
Sundays 10am-4:30pm
*museum hours will remain the same
Garden Entrance is FREE.
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At Dyckman Farmhouse Museum our wish list is pretty long - we are constantly conducting researching and searching for new documentation on how the Dyckman's lived and worked and the story of the transformation of the farmhouse into a museum in 1916. We got one item off our wishlist recently. We've long been hunting for a photograph of the Reginal Pelham Bolton Collection - affectionately known as the Relic Room - as it existed before the 1970's. We recently received the wonderful photograph above which shows the space as it looked roughly in the 1920s-1930's. This is a huge help as we continue our project to document the collection and work to put items back on display. 
