Ten Broeck Mansion

Ten Broeck Mansion is a historical center in Albany. Initially called "Prospect," the chateau was worked in the vicinity of 1797 and 1798 by General Abraham Ten Broeck. Ignoring the Hudson River and encompassed by formal gardens, the manor was initially worked in Federal style yet was remodeled thirty years after the fact in Greek Revival style.

The house exhibition hall has been possessed and worked by the Albany County Historical Association since 1948, the manor is likewise the home of the Association. Its enhancements and furniture date from the mid-nineteenth century. Visits are led and the historical center hosts numerous occasions consistently.