Hamilton Grange National Memorial Visitor Center
Address: 414 West 141st Street, New York, NY 10031
The Grange is the only home Alexander Hamilton ever owned, a yellow Federal-style country house he built in 1802 in upper Manhattan and enjoyed for just two years before his fatal duel with Aaron Burr. Moved twice to save it, the house now stands in St. Nicholas Park with restored rooms and exhibits on Hamilton's astonishing career.
Tour the period rooms and try the hands-on activities in the exhibit space. For a challenge, take the full guided tour and read the duel pistols' story in the exhibits below.
Coordinates: 40.82143, -73.94730