Thomas Cole National Historic Site

218 Spring Street, Catskill, New York, 12414 Map

518-943-7465

Museum pass provided by the Ulster County Library Association supported by funds from the Ulster County Legislature.

About the Museum: The Thomas Cole National Historic Site, also known as Cedar Grove, is a National Historic Landmark that includes the home and the studio of painter Thomas Cole, founder of the Hudson River School of American painting.

Pass details: Admits two individuals (ages 13 and older). Children under the age of 12 can visit free of charge. Library Pass holders should book General Admission tickets as "Members” online at thomascole.org/tickets in advance or upon arrival at the Site’s Cole Center. Library Passes are only valid for regular General Admission tickets on days the museum is open and cannot be used for programs and events or private/group/school tours.

Instructions for reserving tickets: On the Thomas Cole website, reserve General Admission tickets for the same date that the Library Pass is valid. You can also reserve tickets upon arrival at the Cole Center on the day of your visit. Last entry to the museum is 3 pm. Your Library Pass allows you to book up to two adult "Member" tickets free of charge. If your group size is larger, please purchase tickets for those not covered by the Library Pass. Arrive to the Cole Center and gift shop to check in with the Library Pass, either printed or displayed digitally on an electronic device. Please note that you must bring the Library Pass with you; your library card is not a Library Pass.

Restrictions: Open Seasonably. Grounds are open daily. Buildings and exhibits which require passes are available Wednesday through Sunday from 11AM - 4PM

 

Please check website to confirm the day and time you want to visit.

Please note: when prompted for a Username and Password, please use your library card number and PIN

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