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

In 1832, Jacobus Dyckman’s demise left a void, pushing his sons, Michael and Isaac, to uphold the Dyckman Farmhouse legacy. Successfully, they maintained it for twenty years before deciding to move on from their ancestral home.

The brothers didn’t venture far, relocating to adjacent estate properties. This sparked curiosity about the future caretaker of the historic Dyckman Farmhouse, leaving many to ponder its fate.