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We are only offering ticketed tours that are pre-booked via our online scheduling platform. Visitors must present proof of vaccination. Physical cards and the excelsior app are accepted.
To schedule a tour, Click here.
HOURS
Tuesday – Saturday
12PM-5PM (last tour at 4:30PM)
Sunday – Monday
CLOSED
Closed On
Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day
January – February*
*During the months we are closed, please call 718-816-4506 to inquire about tours by appointment.
We are located at 2 Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island, NY.
From Manhattan by public transportation
Take the Staten Island Ferry at Whitehall Terminal located at the southern tip of Manhattan. The subway lines that stop at the ferry terminal are the 1, R (to Whitehall Street), and the 4/5 (to Bowling Green.) Once on Staten Island, take the S51 bus (Bus Ramp B) to the corner of Hylan Boulevard and Bay Street (about a 15 minute ride.)
From Manhattan via Brooklyn by car
From the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel (toll) or the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridges take I-278 West to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Staten Island. Take the first exit on the right, “Bay Street”. Continue to the end of street (School Road) then turn left onto Bay Street. Continue to Hylan Boulevard then turn right and follow street to water and house.
From New Jersey toll Bridges
From the Outerbridge Crossing, Goethals or Bayonne Bridge follow signs to Route 278 East. Exit 13 at “Clove Rd./Richmond Rd./Hylan Blvd.” Continue on service road (Narrows Road South). Just before the fifth traffic light turn left onto Hylan Boulevard and continue to water and house. There is a gravel driveway that brings you behind rear of the house, please feel free to park in the gravel lot. Enter the house on the water side.
There is a small gravel parking lot behind the museum, accessible from Hylan Boulevard.
Street parking is generally available along Edgewater Street at the corner of the museum.
There is a ramp entrance to the historic home from the parking lot at the rear of the house. The public areas of the museum are largely wheelchair accessible since the galleries and period rooms are on the first floor. For more information about accessibility, please call (718) 816-4506 x10.
We are only offering ticketed tours that are pre-booked via our online scheduling platform. Visitors must present proof of vaccination. Physical cards and the excelsior app are accepted.
To schedule a tour, Click here.
HOURS
Tuesday – Saturday
12PM-5PM (last tour at 4:30PM)
Sunday – Monday
CLOSED
CLOSED ON
Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day
January – February*
*During the months we are closed, please call 718-816-4506 to inquire about tours by appointment.
General Admission | $ 10 per tour |
Members (Join now) | Free |
We are located at 2 Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island, NY.
From Manhattan by public transportation
Take the Staten Island Ferry at Whitehall Terminal located at the southern tip of Manhattan. The subway lines that stop at the ferry terminal are the 1, R (to Whitehall Street), and the 4/5 (to Bowling Green.) Once on Staten Island, take the S51 bus (Bus Ramp B) to the corner of Hylan Boulevard and Bay Street (about a 15 minute ride.)
From Manhattan via Brooklyn by car
From the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel (toll) or the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridges take I-278 West to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Staten Island. Take the first exit on the right, “Bay Street”. Continue to the end of street (School Road) then turn left onto Bay Street. Continue to Hylan Boulevard then turn right and follow street to water and house.
From New Jersey toll Bridges
From the Outerbridge Crossing, Goethals or Bayonne Bridge follow signs to Route 278 East. Exit 13 at “Clove Rd./Richmond Rd./Hylan Blvd.” Continue on service road (Narrows Road South). Just before the fifth traffic light turn left onto Hylan Boulevard and continue to water and house. There is a gravel driveway that brings you behind rear of the house, please feel free to park in the gravel lot. Enter the house on the water side.
There is a ramp entrance to the historic home from the parking lot at the rear of the house. The public areas of the museum are largely wheelchair accessible since the galleries and period rooms are on the first floor. For more information about accessibility, please call (718) 816-4506 x10.
Situated on what was once fertile farmland, Clear Comfort offers a remarkable vantage point where three hundred years of inhabitants witnessed the transformation of New York City. Alice’s deep rooted attachment to her home and its grounds shaped her experiences, becoming her first studio space, darkroom, and muse.
Staten Island Activities
Staten Island has much to offer! Take a look here for ideas on how to extend your visit.
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