Schultz & Williams is proud to support the mission of the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum in New York City. As Manhattan’s oldest surviving farmhouse, the museum preserves an important piece of the city’s history while serving as a vibrant cultural resource for the surrounding community.

Through the preservation of its historic site and engaging educational and cultural programming, the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum connects visitors to New York City’s rich past while fostering meaningful community engagement. Its mission to be both a steward of history and a dynamic neighborhood resource helps inspire curiosity, celebrate local heritage, and create opportunities for learning across generations.

We are proud to support the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum’s ongoing efforts to preserve Manhattan’s history, enrich the cultural life of the Inwood community, and ensure this remarkable landmark continues to educate and inspire future generations.

“Museums and historic sites are among the most trusted sources Americans turn to for understanding the past. The Dyckman Farmhouse Museum is an essential piece of the story we can tell about the diverse history of New York City and the nation, and this is a moment of real momentum, one where community input is driving renewal. We’re excited to partner with the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum as it elevates its exhibitions, programming, and community-led approach to the next level.”

 

— Elizabeth Grant, Senior Consultant