Clinton House

Clinton House is a Georgian-style residence in Poughkeepsie built with brick and featuring symmetrical facades and classical proportions that reflect the era's building standards. The layout follows typical patterns with formal rooms on the lower level and private quarters above.

The house was built during a period when Poughkeepsie was developing as a prosperous port town and commercial hub for the region. Its preservation reflects how the community has maintained historic structures to keep the local past alive.

The house shows how prosperous families lived in this region during early America and what living standards they maintained. The rooms and their furnishings tell stories about daily habits and social practices from that era.

Visitors should contact local historical organizations in advance to arrange tours and educational programs, as hours vary depending on the season. The building is easily accessible on foot from downtown, and accessible entrances are available.

The house is part of a network of historic buildings throughout Hudson Valley that together show how different prosperous communities designed their homes. This connection helps visitors understand the broader regional architectural story.

Location: Poughkeepsie

Architectural style: Georgian architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.70026,-73.91618

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:05