The John Storm House

The John Storm House The John Storm House is a Federal Period farm house in New York's Hudson Valley. Our mission is to c It has been well documented that Mr.

With portions dating pre Revolutionary War and others just after, with little to no modern updates, this home is a rare find among historic homes. Seated in Duchess county, upon 3.5 acres, this Federal period estate is a true time capsule of American history. Boasting original woodwork with beautiful architectural features, high ceilings, exposed beams, wide board floors, Dutch doors, original Pal

ladian windows and five fireplaces, the home was the showplace of a 250 acre farm homesteaded by Garret Storm and later his son John. Besides its architectural features, The John Storm House holds a special place in Revolutionary War history. Garret Storm, a patriot, was abducted by the Tories and hanged in the attic. Left for dead, he was rescued by one his slaves, a woman named Eype Shouten. Upon his will, Garret left a legacy to his, "good and faithful maid" directing his executors to look after her during her natural lifetime. Eype rests in the slave cemetery, marked with a placard not far from the property. Just under two hours from New York City, the home is available for rentals and offers a pristine backdrop for film and photo shoots, parties and tours. Owned and operated by Andy and Erin, a Brooklyn couple whose passion for history and design lead them to this gem. Our mission is to cherish, preserve and champion this grand estate and bring her back to her former glory.

Harvest Festival at 😉. Special shout out to and
09/07/2021

Harvest Festival at 😉. Special shout out to and

Harvest Festival at 😉. Shout outs to our garden +
09/07/2021

Harvest Festival at 😉. Shout outs to our garden +

Rock on
08/07/2021

Rock on

Great to have “Government Mule” shoot at The Storm House last week.
08/07/2021

Great to have “Government Mule” shoot at The Storm House last week.

Snippets from the garden. Mix of native plants that spring up in perfect places and plants moved from the woods to the g...
06/27/2021

Snippets from the garden. Mix of native plants that spring up in perfect places and plants moved from the woods to the garden. Our hard work is paying off 🌼🌸🏆

We are featured today's Poughkeepsie Journal! Brinckerhoff House Historic Site/Home of East Fishkill Historical Society
08/19/2020

We are featured today's Poughkeepsie Journal! Brinckerhoff House Historic Site/Home of East Fishkill Historical Society

The original dwelling experienced an attack by Tories during the Revolutionary War; home stayed in the Storm family until 1892.

04/26/2020

Bees!! The arrival of horseshoe honey!

Garden variety
04/26/2020

Garden variety

Spring 2020
04/26/2020

Spring 2020

It’s good to be in the country Andy Frears
05/29/2018

It’s good to be in the country Andy Frears

On Saturday September 30th we will be giving a tour of our home in collaboration with Ghost Magnets with a twist! This e...
09/21/2017

On Saturday September 30th we will be giving a tour of our home in collaboration with Ghost Magnets with a twist! This event, for will be a fun way to view our historic home and nearby slave cemetery. Local American History and Paranormal Enthusiasts should check it out! Dutchess County Historical Society Brinckerhoff House Historic Site/Home of East Fishkill Historical Society Friends of Griffin's Tavern - a Not for Profit 501c3 preservation group

Making History. The John Storm House will be participating in National Ghost Hunting Day! on September 30th. Broadcastin...
09/06/2017

Making History. The John Storm House will be participating in National Ghost Hunting Day! on September 30th. Broadcasting from historic places world wide, this event helps provide support for historic preservation and build awareness to dimensions that are unknown to most of us. SO COOL! Thanks to Rick Södler Ghost Magnets with a twist Paranormal Enthusiasts of Dutchess County,NY

National Ghost Hunting Day presents all the different haunted locations that will open their doors to celebrate with the

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