Brahm the Beaver is from a long line of Hudson Valley Beavers, the state animal of New York living at Ten Broeck Mansion in Albany. Official mascot of the ACHA.
A little dutch heritage cosplay today with wooden shoes and a rabbit pelt courtesy of Sarah @CMOST_Troy - #livinghistorydayatTBM is just over a month away! What to wear, what to wear?
Don't miss you're chance to win twp free passes to our Valentine's Day Jazz Party! Thanks to @timesunion@Tablehopping for helping us get the word out! https://t.co/ilrTOAwqGc
Links to History! The Ten Broeck Twins, a dual portrait by famed artist Ammi Phillips, is of the children of Jacob and Anna Ten Broeck. Portraits of the parents, also by Phillips, hang in the Mansion. The Ten Broeck Twins sold in 2013 for $880,000. https://t.co/ISkOj5vX2P
Links to History! The Stately Van Rensselaer Manor is no more, but you can visit a part of it at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. Enjoy this short video from PBS. https://t.co/AUtfk8GdKj
Hey all! The Ten Broeck Mansion made the list of Best Museums list on the 2018 Capital Regions Best list at https://t.co/I7asZKcFMf! https://t.co/hrNhDXxUHa
Links To History! The Ten Broeck Mansion (Orig: called Prospect) was built after Abraham Ten Broeck's home was destroyed by the great fire of 1797. Learn more? Here's a link: https://t.co/QPcKnNi2XN
Join us for Living History Day this Sunday and MEET ABRAHAM LINCOLN (impersonator Jack Baylis) as well as many other demonstrations and displays, all in the beautiful gardens of the Ten Broeck Mansion! Find out more at https://t.co/qAdT8ZNNSM
The first meeting of the Ten Broeck Wine Club in March is already sold out, but there are a handful of spots left for June, September and December! https://t.co/meGaK2Hyrp to enroll!
The Ten Broeck Easter Egg hunt is back! Join us March 25th at 1p. Hunt for treat-filled eggs, then enjoy cookies and lemonade in the garden. Please pre-register each child that will participate so we're sure the Easter Bunny brings enough eggs for all! https://t.co/tpWoOCmtM2
Happy #YearOfTheDog! Philip Schuyler and his friend, Abraham Ten Broeck, were celebrating all the way back in 1766, as seen in this Thomas Davies painting.