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Step back in time at Historic Richmond Town and experience the daily lives of farmers, merchants, tradesmen and other villagers through period exhibits, fully costumed personnel and authentic seasonal demonstrations. Historic Richmond Town, the only restored historic village in New York City, brings 300 years of the city's vibrant heritage to life. Located on 100 acres of open land, the village includes 27 historic buildings from its earliest days as a 17th-century rural community to its heyday as the bustling 19th-century Richmond County seat. Learn about history, agriculture, commerce and maritime life on Staten Island, and enjoy the many special programs and events offered year-round for children and adults alike.

• Directions: From the Staten Island Ferry, take the S74 bus to Richmond Road and St. Patrick's Place.

• Disability Access: Wheelchair accessible
• Disability Assistance:

  Hearing: Assistive listening devices and graphical depictions available. Tours for the deaf are conducted on the first Sunday of every month at 2pm. Tours of the village will be interpreted in American Sign Language by volunteers from the Seymour Joseph Institute. Included with regular village admission.

• Gift Shops: Items with a historical theme
• On-Site Food: Snack bar; bag lunches permitted

Get involved with Historic Richmond Town/Staten Island Historical Society

• Donations through NYCharities.org
• Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteers needed in all areas, from tech to tours. Please call (718) 351-1611 x244
• Memberships
• Subscriptions