The owner is awful to the teenagers at the middle school across the street during the school year. A real Karen, with a matching haircut. Threatening kids for riding skateboards or bringing a dog. The 9 hour long cover-band performances are obnoxious (and awful) to residents. Inconsiderate, selfish owner. Great historic place. Rude owner, loud events.

Not a bad place if you want to skim the surface on what colonial life was like in NYC. The place is nicely maintained and has been restored perfectly. On the inside their are attractions like a fun game, cannon ball simulation and articles/documents line the place. It's honestly just very small and too short to properly spend a day here, so if you live further than 30 minutes from here it's probably not worth coming

Great use of a small space to tell important Revolutionary War history with effective interactive displays. Great for kids! Hidden Treasure.

Love old houses, the garden was my fav part💞 rainy day adventures 🏡 hopefully next time I go I'll be able to view inside the house.

Been there few times a year for workshops and lectures as well as checking the exhibits and it doesn't disappoint. It might be small but it is a perfect outing when you want to nourish your soul without crowd nor pricey entrance fee, quality and originality. The House itself is historic in itself and is a little gem i hope locals appreciate. I'm in Queens and don't mind driving here occasionally to check out its creative mini showings. Sampling is good for the soul when time and mind are restricted to fatigue and other busy life; a little dose of art and knowledge expand the mind and connect new neurons synapses!!🙃

A nice place to stop by and learn about the Battle of Brooklyn. A super kids friendly place with 3D board games like to play.

I was absolutely amazed by the experience! The attention to detail in the reconstruction is truly impressive, and it really brings to life the history of the area. The local history displays are also fantastic, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past and helping to put the battle and its aftermath into context. It's truly incredible to be able to walk in the footsteps of the soldiers who fought and died on this ground over two centuries ago.

If you're looking for a function space or an area to host an event, look no further than the Old Stone House. Not only is the venue truly wonderful, the people behind it are even better. They are supportive, helpful, driven, and truly want you to succeed. We recently hosted a large event at the Old Stone House and all throughout the team at the Old Stone House were happy to help at every turn. I highly recommend this space for all your concerts, galas, performances, barbecues, and more.

Nice replica dutch farmhouse. Also, the garden around the house is a great places for toddlers to learn how to walk.

The owner of this building is a real Karen to say the least. She’s not very nice. We approached the house to get a closer look and she approached us with a demeaning answer that we couldn’t go near there and to basically move away. She should just post no trespassing sign unless you make an appointment and pay to see inside. We also witnessed her screaming at a kid running on the lawn in front of her “house”. It’s literally next to a playground if you don’t like the atmosphere it’s time to move! So distasteful. Hopefully that place gets knocked down!

Revolutionary War marker in Central Brooklyn. Located in a modern area but well preserved. Hosts workshops and theater.

Beautiful park. Love the artist against the gates

Great public programs, excellent for kids. Very friendly staff. Playgrounds all around the property, just amazing!

A very unusual building being very historic in an otherwise normal Brownstone suburb of Brooklyn. We were not able to go inside as it was being used for a private function.

A nice, small historical museum in a family park in Park Slope. The museum has limited information on the area's role in the Revolutionary War and an art exhibit. There is not a ton to do here, but if you're in the area, it might be worth stopping by. I went to a performance here by Opera on Tap and it was wonderful!

Cute historical gardens on the site if the Stone House where planning for the Battle of Brooklyn hapoen d in 1776. Well tended, berries growing, LinkNYC Free Wi-Fi in range, restrooms, picnic table and benches under large oak tree shade make this an overlooked gem!

This place is my home. When I have turf links that go late into the night and I’m too tired to go home, I just stay in the old stone house. This makes it so I can have turf links any time of the night. Man I love the old stone(r) house. If I die young bury me here 😊 #turf #ilovetheturf #linksatturf??? #turfhead

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This Museum is great to visit for brooklyns history and where it all started. Seem "Brooklyn" was the epicenter of colonial times. Very informative and interactive. Visit on weekday afternoons for a private experience!

What a great piece of history in brooklyn. This where George Washington fought the troops from to known that I'm stepping in a piece of history is absolutely mind blowing to walk in the foot steps of such a great general. Besides the old stone house there is a soccer field swings and slide sets , monkey bars and sprinklers for the summer time I will definitely recommend heading here with the kiddos on a nice day fair warning it can get jam packed here so bring some refreshments and your running sneakers

Took my son 2 1/2 yr old to see a production (The Very Naughty Penguin) by Spellbound theatre. What a delightful experience. The play itself was interactive which is absolutely key in entertaining and teaching toddlers. And Spellbound theatre has a knack for doing both. The staff was super friendly. I loves that they had some crafts for the kids to get in to while waiting for the show to start and after the kiddos were able to interact with the puppets. Be sure to get the season pass which saves you a few bucks per visit because if you're anything like me after your 1st visit you will not want to miss any of their other shows. P.S you can easily make a day of it because right outside the theatre is a very nice park so pack lunch for after the show and let those little Energizer bunnies run wild. Thank me later😘

Explore Revolutionary history here. Plus its a pretty park. Great outdoor market there.

Went here with some friends and it's beautiful. Nice fake grass area for kids to play and do some sports. Also has relatively clean bathrooms and a water fountain. It's dog friendly but must be on leash. Nice water play area for kids and some swings and things. The gardens are stunning too

Very cute and good for kids

Has a food garden/wildlife habitat, composting at the Sunday farmer's market, events at an historic building, some cultural and some horticultural. Outdoor theater nights in summer. Cool waterworks in playground in summer. Mostly for children but with an area that has those older, too.

Important historical museum in Brooklyn.

I love learning about history and this place was so informative. Very cool place to visit!

A beautiful, historic spot for theatre and other creative outdoor happenings.

Awesome history. Beautiful garden. Super playground.

A must see for history buffs! The community space upstairs is beautiful, I attended a traditional music slow jam and it was the perfect setting. Fascinating, interactive exhibits.

Good

Historic house with playgrounds around it. This was the location of the final stand during the Battle of Brooklyn. 1776.

Really wonderful place! Full of history and charm! Great staff & fun events for everyone!

They have a wood fire oven that they use for certain events. Very cool...well hot.

I love this place it part the neighborhood along with the park, ball court for all to socialize.

Great event space. Rich history. Amazing team led by the always lovely and charming Kim Maier.

The garden is beautiful!! Park area is kept very clean.

Such a cute and charming museum. It is small and in the middle of a playground. The workers there are very kind.

History!

Cute. The lady was very nice and let us visit inside even though it was too late and about to close.

Gorgeous historically accurate exterior, interior has a permanent exhibit on the history of the house and the battle, and upstairs has a temporary exhibit that's changed 4 times a year. Fabulous staff!

Super but I need work for there je help me please

Couldn't go inside as it's temporarily closed.. just the park is open for sports and kids..

What would it take to get toilets cleaned at least on weekends? It’s quite disgusting.

Many Russian Chinese biological microchip deployments going on. Bathroom is open.

Good place to visit

Well it’s okay💕 💙❤️

My class had the best time!

Great place for kids

Very nice venue, to have an event

Restroom was Very Very Clean!!

Awesome nobody knows about this

My favorite place,here in my neighborhood...,here with a historic building.

It was great they have activities inside and a tour of historical facts about the Civil War.

This place is so precious. I love their programming that looks at the hidden and erased history.

Nice tour for a weekend fun.

Had an event. Great space!

A lot learning for my students.

We all lined up here today for the no pants day

Favorite Place in the hood !

Small but interesting museum about the first battle of the American Revolutionary War. The upstairs becomes a performance space when the museum is closed.

Very nice little building. Looks great from outside. Great to bring kids. Next to a playground.

I like it

Built in 1699. Wonderful place. Nice people.

The workers were courteous and help provide a changing area for our charity/volunteer group.