Last chance to get your holiday gifts before Christmas.
Check out our Gift Boxes and new holiday items below! Wyckoff House Cookie Cutters, Healing Salves, and More!
Self-Care Teas and Wellness Kit
Homemade from herbs and plants grown at the Wyckoff Farmhouse, this kit has all the essentials you need to relax this holiday season.
$55
Baker's Delight Gift Basket
The Baker’s Delight gift box features our newest holiday items, including our Wyckoff House 3-D printed cookie cutter. Bake up your gingerbread treats while sporting our Wyckoff House apron $75
Wine & Cheese Lover's Basket
A great gift for foodies. It’s jam-packed with some of our most popular Wyckoff House items, alongside extras to set up a cheese and wine spread. SALE PRICE $72
Kid's Very Merry St. Nicholas Day
Packed with some of our most popular gift items for kids, this gift box shares the joys of a Dutch traditional St. Nicholas Day alongside the charm of our favorite colonial games. $50
New Batch of Healing Salve
Healing skin salve made with plantain, calendula, comfrey, and mint grown at the Wyckoff Farm. Great for dry itching skin, burns, rashes, and eczema. $8
New Cookie Cutters!
Our featured 3-D printed Wyckoff Farmhouse cookie cutter, tin form tulip and windmill, plus Wyckoff Family Gingerbread recipe. Option premix cookie kit. $18-25
NEW COLOR: Wyckoff Cousins
T-Shirts
Now in Women's sizing or unisex styles. Screen-printed Ultra Cotton T-shirt with spellings of the Wyckoff surname. Blue with White writing. Adult women’s sizes S-XXL . $20
The Gift that Keeps on Giving!
We are more than two-thirds of the way to our $18K end-of-year goal. With less than $6K to go in less than 20 days, every gift counts!
$50 buys activity supplies for 100 students; $250 funds a Teaching Artist; $500 grows one garden bed; $1,000 decorates the historic house for the holidays; $2,500 sponsors a Garden Apprentice. No contribution is too small. Donate Here.
The Wyckoff House Museum preserves, interprets, and operates New York City’s oldest building and it’s surrounding one and half acres of park. Through innovative educational and farm-based programs we build cultural and agricultural connections within our community, emphasizing immigration, family, food, and community through history.
The Wyckoff House Museum and Park is owned by the NYC Department of Parks and is a member of the Historic House Trust of New York City. Programming at the Wyckoff House Museum is made possible in part by the generosity of the New York State Council of the Arts, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, Council Member Alan Maisel, Council Member Farah Louis, Juniper Foundation, Lily Auhincloss Foundation, Lincoln Center Innovation Fund, Humanities New York, Blum-Kovler Foundation, the Wyckoff House & Association members, and individual supporters like you.
