Historic Red Hook

Historic Red Hook Historic Red Hook at the Elmendorph Inn
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The Elmendorph has welcomed people for more than 250 years. Today, that spirit continues through open houses, talks, sou...
05/31/2026

The Elmendorph has welcomed people for more than 250 years. Today, that spirit continues through open houses, talks, soup and chili nights, workshops, and community gatherings. Last year, Historic Red Hook welcomed over 3,000 visitors through our programs and historic spaces. Your annual appeal gift helps us keep the doors open and the welcome wide.

Donate to our Annual Appeal today at www.historicredhook.org/donate.

Rustic Tables food truck will be joining us! Come sample their menu, and celebrate summer with Historic Red Hook at the ...
05/30/2026

Rustic Tables food truck will be joining us! Come sample their menu, and celebrate summer with Historic Red Hook at the Elmendorph Inn as we mark America’s 250th anniversary.

Visitors can explore an exhibit about the Revolutionary War’s impact on Dutchess County, enjoy ice cream and snacks on the lawn, play lawn games, try family art activities, and explore the inside of the historic tavern building. Learn more at www.historicredhook.org/rev50

Saturday, June 6, 12-3 pm at the Elmendorph Inn
Rain Date June 7

https://rustictablesrestaurantbar.com/page/food-trailer

The Elmendorph has welcomed people for more than 250 years. Today, that spirit continues through open houses, talks, sou...
05/29/2026

The Elmendorph has welcomed people for more than 250 years. Today, that spirit continues through open houses, talks, soup and chili nights, workshops, and community gatherings. Last year, Historic Red Hook welcomed over 3,000 visitors through our programs and historic spaces. Your annual appeal gift helps us keep the doors open and the welcome wide.

Donate to our Annual Appeal today at www.historicredhook.org/donate.

Visit the Elmendorph Inn on Saturday, June 6, from 12–3 PM to view Revolutionary Dutchess, a special banner exhibit trav...
05/28/2026

Visit the Elmendorph Inn on Saturday, June 6, from 12–3 PM to view Revolutionary Dutchess, a special banner exhibit traveling throughout the county.

Created by the Dutchess County Historical Society, Revolutionary Dutchess explores local involvement in the Revolutionary War, the war’s impact on Dutchess County communities and the lasting legacy of the Declaration of Independence and promise of freedom and equality.

This exhibit was made possible with funding from Dutchess County Government.
Learn more about Historic Red Hook’s Rev250 events at www.historicredhook.org/rev250

Visit the Elmendorph Inn on Saturday, June 6, from 12–3 PM to view Revolutionary Dutchess, a special banner exhibit trav...
05/28/2026

Visit the Elmendorph Inn on Saturday, June 6, from 12–3 PM to view Revolutionary Dutchess, a special banner exhibit traveling throughout the county.

Created by the Dutchess County Historical Society, Revolutionary Dutchess explores local involvement in the Revolutionary War, the war’s impact on Dutchess County communities and the lasting legacy of the Declaration of Independence and promise of freedom and equality.

This exhibit was made possible with funding from Dutchess County Government.
Learn more about Historic Red Hook’s Rev250 events at www.historicredhook.org/rev250

Flag Day is Sunday, June 14! From our collection: photo of the former Barrytown Post with American flag, dated 1959.Imag...
05/27/2026

Flag Day is Sunday, June 14! From our collection: photo of the former Barrytown Post with American flag, dated 1959.

Images like this offer a small glimpse into the rhythms of everyday life in years past, and help preserve the story of our town and the people who lived here.

Do you remember this post office or have memories connected to it? We’d enjoy hearing your stories in the comments.

Celebrate summer with Historic Red Hook as we mark America’s 250th anniversary! Visitors to the Elmendorph Inn can explo...
05/26/2026

Celebrate summer with Historic Red Hook as we mark America’s 250th anniversary! Visitors to the Elmendorph Inn can explore an exhibit about the Revolutionary War’s impact on Dutchess County, enjoy ice cream and snacks on the lawn, play lawn games, try family art activities, and explore the inside of the historic tavern building.

*Learn more at www.historicredhook.org/rev50

Saturday, June 6, 12-3 pm at the Elmendorph Inn
Rain Date June 7

Our 2026 Annual Appeal is here! For more than 250 years, the Elmendorph Inn has been part of Red Hook’s public life—a pl...
05/24/2026

Our 2026 Annual Appeal is here! For more than 250 years, the Elmendorph Inn has been part of Red Hook’s public life—a place of welcome, learning, gathering, and community. Today, Historic Red Hook continues that legacy through public programs, collections care, school partnerships, and community events. Your gift helps keep this work active and accessible.

Make a gift today at www.historicredhook.org/donate.

For over 250 years, the Elmendorph Inn has served Red Hook’s residents and travelers alike as a place of welcome, learni...
05/21/2026

For over 250 years, the Elmendorph Inn has served Red Hook’s residents and travelers alike as a place of welcome, learning, and community life. Today, Historic Red Hook and our community continue to steward this special place. We invite you to make a gift to our 2026 Annual Appeal to help carry this legacy forward.

Your gift, at any level, helps keep the Elmendorph active as a place where history is shared, neighbors gather, and community thrives.

https://www.historicredhook.org/donate

(Photo of Mead family members: Rachel, Elizabeth and Margaret (Maggie) Mead, summer 1930)

Address

Elmendorph Inn 7562 N Broadway
Red Hook, NY
12571

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 12pm
Friday 10am - 12pm

Telephone

(845) 758-1920

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