There are many reasons to visit Old Stone House & Washington Park!
- Our beautiful, interactive exhibit about the largest battle of the American Revolutionary War and what it was like to live in Brooklyn from 1776 – 1783
- Contemporary exhibits featuring work by emerging artists
- Gardens vibrant with native and useful plants, JJ Byrne playground’s swings and water play, basketball and handball courts, open synthetic turf field and dog run
- Sunday Farmers’ Market, 10 am – 4 pm year round
- A full calendar of events for families and adults
The Old Stone House is currently open by appointment, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from Noon-3 pm. Reserve here. You may also call 718-768-3195 in order to request a time; we may be able to accommodate you outside of our normal visiting hours.
Because of the interactive nature of our exhibit, a face mask and gloves are required to be worn by visitors of all ages — except infants — at all times during your visit to the Old Stone House. If you do not have a mask and/or gloves, OSH will provide them.
OSH is located at 336 Third Street, between 4th and 5th Avenues and 3rd and 4th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. We are accessible by the R (Union Street) and F (4th Avenue) trains, as well as the B63 bus. Street parking is available in the vicinity of the site. Both the permanent exhibit and the public restrooms are accessible.
We also encourage you to visit our sister sites, to take in a fuller scope of New York City history:
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Staten Island:
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The Bronx:
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