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Thomas Paine Cottage Museum

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Former home of Thomas Paine whose pamphlet, Common Sense, helped spark the American Revolution. Now headquarters of the Huguenot and New Rochelle Historical Association, the museum exhibits artifacts and furniture from the 18th century to present day, the history of the Huguenots and the City of New Rochelle. Nineteenth-century Sophia Brewster one-room schoolhouse on grounds. "We're not just Revolutionary, We're NY History Strong." Check website and Facebook page for operating hours and year round special events.
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Accessible Amenities
  • Accessible Car Parking Onsite: Yes
  • Accessible Van Parking Onsite: Yes
  • Special or Adapted Programs: Yes
  • Service Animal Relief: Yes
Mobility/Wheelchair Access
  • Accessible Route: Partial
  • Outdoor Accessible Seating: Yes
  • Accessible Entrance: Yes
  • Accessible Seating - Auditorium/Theater: Yes
Deaf/Hearing Loss Accommodations
  • Portable Listening Devices: Yes
  • Closed-Captioned Films/Videos: Yes
Blind/Low Vision Accommodations
  • Staff Orientation to Venue: Yes
  • Audio Tour Available: Yes
  • Accessible Signage: Partial