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Hamilton Grange National Memorial, commonly known as The Grange, memorializes the home of early United States politician and civic figure Alexander Hamilton, located in Manhattan's St. Nicholas Park near the City University of New York's City College campus. The relocated mansion was constructed in 1802 by architect John McComb Jr. on Hamilton's 32-acre Upper Manhattan estate and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places today, open to the public as a national memorial since 1962. Exhibits at the site's visitor center are open to the public for free during business hours Wednesdays through Sundays, detailing significant events in Hamilton's life and career. Period-furnished rooms within the estate may be explored as part of guided or self-guided tours throughout the day, with tour groups limited to 15 participants.

414 W 141st St, New York, NY 10031, Phone: 646-548-2310

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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