Van Cortlandt Manor. Tulips and other spring flowers bloom along the long walk, which connects the manor house with the tenant farm house and Ferry House.

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Van Cortlandt Manor. Federal period linen press/desk, an original Van Cortlandt family possession, acquired in 2006. New York, circa 1790. Mahagony veneer. Photo: Karen M. Sharman

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Van Cortlandt Manor. Federal period linen press/desk, an original Van Cortlandt family possession, acquired in 2006. New York, circa 1790. Mahagony veneer. Photo: Karen M. Sharman

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Van Cortlandt Manor. Federal period linen press/desk, an original Van Cortlandt family possession, acquired in 2006. New York, circa 1790. Mahagony veneer. Photo: Karen M. Sharman

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Van Cortlandt Manor. View of the parlor. The two portraits (1724-1725) are of Caleb and Anna Beck, relatives of the Van Cortlandt family, attributed to artist Nehemiah Partridge. This view also provides a glimpse of the outstanding collection of Chinese export porcelain in the house.

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Van Cortlandt Manor. View of the parlor. The portrait, circa 1810, above the Chippendale-style sofa is of Pierre Van Cortlandt (1721-1814) by John Wesley Jarvis (1783-1840).

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Van Cortlandt Manor. View of the kitchen. This is one of the largest and best equipped Federal period kitchens in America.

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Van Cortlandt Manor. Entrance (south) front. The principal rooms are on the upper level, with the kitchen, milk room, and old parlor on the ground level.

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