New York State Historic Site · Essex County
The home and grave of abolitionist John Brown, high in the Adirondacks at North Elba. It was from here he set out for the raid on the U.S. Arsenal at Harper's Ferry on 16 October 1859.
Admission to the historic house is free. $75.00 fee for tour buses.
May through October:
Open six days 10am-5pm, Closed Tuesday
House Tours offered on the hour, 10am-4pm
Grounds open daily, dawn to dusk
November through April:
Grounds open daily, dawn to dusk.
Hours as published by NY State Parks. Check the official page before a long drive.
Visitor Center/Barn Exhibits Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-3pm (Closed Sunday and Monday)
Schedules for pools, museums, campgrounds, tours and other facilities inside the park, as published by NY State Parks — not the park's own opening hours.
Phone518-523-3900
Address115 John Brown Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946
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