Boscobel 

Boscobel is a historic house museum located in Garrison, New York overlooking the Hudson River. It was built by States Dyckman in the early nineteenth century. The museum exhibits objects from the early 19th century, including furniture, glassware, and paintings. It is free to visit. The museum also features a variety of programs and activities.

The museum's educational programs include a tour of the Historic House Museum, one of the activities below, and a picnic lunch on the grounds. The field trip can also include interdisciplinary role-playing activities, such as re-enacting a Revolutionary War battle or studying how 1800s pen-and-ink writing was created.

The Boscobel area has several recreation opportunities, including a community park with tennis and ball courts, and a sportsman's club. In addition, the area features a state snowmobile trail and boat landings on the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. The area also features comfortable lodging, a hospital, a K-12 school system, and a variety of retail and service businesses. More.

Boscobel, Wisconsin is a small town with a population of 3,231 people. It's located along U.S. Highway 61, which is the only highway that stretches from Canada's Thunder Bay to the Gulf of Mexico. The city's history includes being the birthplace of the Gideon Bible. The historic Central House is also a historic landmark. In addition to the historical sites, the town is known for its fairs and activities.

Boscobel is 60 miles north of New York City and is near the town of Beacon. If you're traveling by train, you can take the Metro-North Hudson Line to Cold Spring. Once there, you can take a taxi, Uber, or Lyft to the town. In addition to these options, the seasonal trolley offers transportation to the area. During the winter, the trolley runs on the weekends. Next.