The Story Behind the 235-Year-Old Farmhouse Amidst Manhattan’s Skyscrapers

The Dyckman estate was teeming with life and labor, tasked to Jacobus. His responsibilities extended from corn cribs to stables, embodying the Dyckman legacy whilst battling an overwhelming workload.

Fortunately, Jacobus was not alone in his duties. A handful of individuals stood alongside him, sharing the burdens of crop care, animal feeding, and building maintenance.