Ten Broeck Mansion
Home to the Albany County Historical Association, Ten Broeck Mansion is open for tours.
To fulfill its mission, the ACHA preserves the historic 1798 Ten Broeck Mansion, its gardens, and has exhibit, gallery and educational space at King’s Place on a four-acre campus.
Spend the afternoon touring the mansion and its gardens (free).
Garden hours:
- 7am – 6 pm – April-October
- 8 am – 4 pm November-March
- Self-guided Garden Brochure available in garden kiosk
- Free children’s plant coloring cards, art kits, and other educational material available
PLEASE NOTE: Dogs on a leash (6 feet or less) are permitted. All pet waste must be removed immediately. Please do not allow pets to use garden beds to relieve themselves. We do not permit unleashed pets of any kind.
MANSION HOURS
Open from Mid-May through Mid-October
- Fridays Mansion Tours 10 am, 11 am, noon, 1 pm – advance tickets recommended
- Saturdays Mansion Tours 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm – advance tickets recommended
- Sundays (June-August) 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm – advance tickets recommended
Mansion Tour Admission:
- General: $5
- Students, Seniors, Veterans: $4
- Children to age 18: FREE
- Member admission: free
- Gardens: free (please see use guidelines here)
- Galleries at King’s Place: free
SPECIAL NOTE:
The Mansion is said to be haunted by spirits. Built during the late 1790s for General Abraham Ten Broeck and his wife, Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, after a fire destroyed their first home. Over the years, stories of ghostly apparitions have been whispered about of unhappy spirits who are said to haunt the mansion’s halls and grounds.