Harold Donaldson Eberlein (1875–1964) was a historian and the author or coauthor of over fifty books on American and European history, architecture, and interior design.

"Harold Donaldson Eberlein's The Manors and Historic Homes of the Hudson Valley is a must-read for intrepid students of architecture or historic preservation, or those with a keen interest in creating a record for a historic space." — H-Net Reviews (H-Environment)

• ForewordIntroduction1. TOWN HOUSES AND TOWN LIFE IN NEW YORKEIGHTEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER2. THE PATROONSHIPS3. THE MANORS4. THE PATROONSHIP AND MANOR OF RENSSELAERWYCK5. THE PATROONSHIP OF COLEN DONCK6. THE MANOR OF FORDHAM7. FOX HALL MANOR8. FORT CRAILO, GREENBUSH9. LOWER VAN RENSSELAER MANOR10. THE MANOR OF LIVINGSTONCLERMONTARRYL HOUSEOAK HILL11. PELHAM MANOR12. THE MANOR OF PHILIPSBOROUGHCASTLE PHILIPSE13. THE MANOR OF MORRISANIA14. THE MANOR OF CORTLANDT15. SCARSDALE MANOR16. APTHORPE HOUSE17. THE GRANGE18. THE DYCKMAN HOUSE19. MOUNT MORRIS20. CLAREMONT21. CORTLANDT HOUSE22. THE ODELL HOUSE23. THE VAN CORTLANDT HOUSE24. BEVERLY HOUSE25. CONSTITUTION ISLAND OR MARTELAER'S ROCK26. VAN WYCK HOUSE (WHARTON HOUSE) 27. TELLER HOMESTEAD28. MOUNT GULIAN29. CLEAR EVERITT HOUSE30. TEVIOTDALE31. THE LUDLOW HOUSE32. LINDENWALD33. THE ADAM VAN ALEN HOUSE34. THE PASTURES35. KINGSTON-ON-HUDSON36. OLD HURLEY BY KINGSTON37. NEW PALTZ38. MAPLE GROVE39. THE MILL HOUSE40. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS41. GENERAL KNOX'S HEADQUARTERS42. THE FALLS HOUSE43. THE CLINTON HOUSE44. THE "TREASON HOUSE" 45. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS AND ANDRÉ PRISON AT TAPPANIndex

Harold Donaldson Eberlein (1875–1964) was a historian and the author or coauthor of over fifty books on American and European history, architecture, and interior design.

"Harold Donaldson Eberlein's The Manors and Historic Homes of the Hudson Valley is a must-read for intrepid students of architecture or historic preservation, or those with a keen interest in creating a record for a historic space." — H-Net Reviews (H-Environment)

• ForewordIntroduction1. TOWN HOUSES AND TOWN LIFE IN NEW YORKEIGHTEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER2. THE PATROONSHIPS3. THE MANORS4. THE PATROONSHIP AND MANOR OF RENSSELAERWYCK5. THE PATROONSHIP OF COLEN DONCK6. THE MANOR OF FORDHAM7. FOX HALL MANOR8. FORT CRAILO, GREENBUSH9. LOWER VAN RENSSELAER MANOR10. THE MANOR OF LIVINGSTONCLERMONTARRYL HOUSEOAK HILL11. PELHAM MANOR12. THE MANOR OF PHILIPSBOROUGHCASTLE PHILIPSE13. THE MANOR OF MORRISANIA14. THE MANOR OF CORTLANDT15. SCARSDALE MANOR16. APTHORPE HOUSE17. THE GRANGE18. THE DYCKMAN HOUSE19. MOUNT MORRIS20. CLAREMONT21. CORTLANDT HOUSE22. THE ODELL HOUSE23. THE VAN CORTLANDT HOUSE24. BEVERLY HOUSE25. CONSTITUTION ISLAND OR MARTELAER'S ROCK26. VAN WYCK HOUSE (WHARTON HOUSE) 27. TELLER HOMESTEAD28. MOUNT GULIAN29. CLEAR EVERITT HOUSE30. TEVIOTDALE31. THE LUDLOW HOUSE32. LINDENWALD33. THE ADAM VAN ALEN HOUSE34. THE PASTURES35. KINGSTON-ON-HUDSON36. OLD HURLEY BY KINGSTON37. NEW PALTZ38. MAPLE GROVE39. THE MILL HOUSE40. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS41. GENERAL KNOX'S HEADQUARTERS42. THE FALLS HOUSE43. THE CLINTON HOUSE44. THE "TREASON HOUSE" 45. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS AND ANDRÉ PRISON AT TAPPANIndex