Beekman Collection

Hotel, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York State, USA
Beekman Arms, the oldest hotel in America, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York State, USA. Date: circa 1918

Beekman Tower, New York
Beekman Tower on 49th Street, New York City, America

New York State farm in Beekman

New York State farm in Beekman, cows with barn and silos

America - Sir William Howes HQ Beekman House
Sir William Howes HQ Beekman House at Mt. Pleasant, New York Date: 1776

Cornelia Beekman, American patriot, 19th century. Portrait of Cornelia Beekman (1752-1822)

American 18th Century, Boy of the Beekman Family, c. 1720, oil on canvas

NEW YORK: CHURCHES, 1800. The Brick Meeting House at Nassau and Beekman Street(left) and St. Pauls Chapel in the distance, New York, 1800. Lithograph from a drawing by David Grim, 1856

NEW YORK: ST. GEORGE S. St. Georges Chapel, an Episcopal church located at Cliff and Beekman Streets, New York, first built in 1752, rebuilt in 1815. Undated photograph, probably c1860

NEW YORK: CHURCH, 1752. St. Georges Chapel on Beekman Street, New York, as it appeared in 1752. Lithograph, 1859

Mount Pleasant, a mansion built for the New York City merchant James Beekman at East 51st Street
NEW YORK: MANSION, 1763. Mount Pleasant, a mansion built for the New York City merchant James Beekman at East 51st Street

MERCANTILE LIBRARY, c1830. A view of the original home of the New York Mercantile Library at the corner of Nassau and Beekman Streets, c1830. Wood engraving, American, 1871

Jane Beekman
JANE BEEKMAN (nee Ketaltas) wife of American Senator James Beekman, holding a rose: a delightful family portrait owned by her grandson, James W Beekman of New York. Date: 18th century

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Beekman: A Historic Gem in Dutchess County, New York State, USA Nestled in the picturesque town of Rhinebeck, a captivating destination that boasts a rich history and an array of notable landmarks. From the iconic Beekman Tower in Manhattan to the historic Beekman House, this name holds significance across various aspects of American heritage. In Lower Manhattan stands the magnificent Beekman Tower, proudly reaching for the sky as one of its tallest buildings. This architectural marvel not only graces the city's skyline but also serves as a symbol of progress and innovation. Delving into history, we uncover Cornelia Beekman - an American patriot from the 19th century who left an indelible mark on our nation's narrative. Her unwavering dedication to freedom and justice continues to inspire generations. The roots run deep within New York City itself. The Brick Meeting House at Nassau and Beekman Street stands as a testament to its historical importance. Meanwhile, St. George's Chapel on Beekman Street has been a spiritual sanctuary for countless individuals seeking solace over centuries. Beyond Manhattan lies Mount Pleasant - a grand mansion once owned by James Beekman during the Revolutionary War era. Serving as British military headquarters at that time, it witnessed pivotal moments that shaped America's destiny. Not limited to towering structures or historical sites alone, even literature found its home here with the New York Mercantile Library located at Nassau and Beekman Streets. This cultural institution fostered intellectual growth and provided access to knowledge for many eager minds throughout history. Whether you're exploring Lower Manhattan or venturing into Dutchess County's charming landscapes, let yourself be enchanted by all that encompasses "Beekman. " Its legacy lives on through these diverse facets woven intricately into America's tapestry.