The Octagon House Unlocked: A Storybook Tour w Cheap Old Houses & Accidentally Wes Anderson 5/17/25
Step inside The Armour-Stiner Octagon House for an exclusive, one-day-only event with the teams behind Cheap Old Houses and Accidentally Wes Anderson. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to uncover new details, this rare tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore one of America’s most whimsical historic homes.
Join us for this seasonal tour of The Octagon House and its surrounding landscape! Take in the spectacular blooms of the restored 19th-century gardens alongside the whimsical architecture of The Octagon House.
Join us for a look inside this one-of-a-kind National Historic Landmark! Perfect for first time visitors or those returning to see The Octagon House again, the one-hour Classic Tour provides a foundational understanding of this iconic house.
Join us for this special tour offering a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of The Armour-Stiner Octagon House! Like a massive puzzle, saving this unique home was a task so overwhelming that many people considered it impossible.
Join us for a special look at Victorian decorative arts at The Octagon House! Perfect for return visitors or anyone who loves detail, this tour focuses on functional 19th century objects that were decorated to both impress and amuse.
Join us for this special tour offering a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of The Armour-Stiner Octagon House! Like a massive puzzle, saving this unique home was a task so overwhelming that many people considered it impossible.
Join us for a look inside this one-of-a-kind National Historic Landmark! Perfect for first time visitors or those returning to see The Octagon House again, the one-hour Classic Tour provides a foundational understanding of this iconic house.
Enjoy all the Hudson Valley has to offer in September with the Hudson River Valley Ramble! The Octagon House will once again take part in this annual Fall event series with a special guided house tour celebrating our local history, culture, and natural resources.