Haverstraw Brick Museum
The story of Haverstraw's 19th-century brick-making boom.
About Haverstraw Brick Museum
The Haverstraw Brick Museum, located at 12 Main St in Haverstraw, NY, is a small village museum dedicated to the story of Haverstraw's 19th-century brick-making boom. At its peak, the area was home to over 40 brickyards along the Hudson River, earning Haverstraw a reputation as the brick-making capital of the country. The museum features tools, period photographs, and hands-on exhibits that bring this history to life. Admission is free, and the museum is volunteer-staffed with weekend hours, making it a welcoming stop for visitors during its seasonal operation.
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