The John Green House - Nyack, NY

Built in 1819, the John Green House is the oldest standing sandstone house in Nyack. “Right now, we’ve got a big empty house, filled only by potential.

Please join us in restoring, remembering and reusing this wonderful historical building! John Green was a visionary who always had an eye on the future. He patiently aligned his stars one by one, building a path toward the fulfillment of his dreams.” - Ken Sharp

The John Green House was built in 1819 and is one of Nyack's oldest houses and represents the style of design and construction used by

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06/06/2026

06/06/2026

Our Tag Sale wrapped, and it was fun and fruitful! Thanks to everyone who stopped by, chatted, got on the email-list, and/or purchased some items!

06/04/2026

We're happy and excited to call for Bids & Proposals! (note: Brett Huttman's name and email address are typo-ed in the ad. It should be [email protected] ; we will try to correct). This appears in 6/3/26 Rockland Journal News. , , , , ,

05/31/2026

Our bid and proposal ad (for South wall masonry and more) will run soon in the Rockland Journal News. Stay tuned. Preview attached. If you are a contractor, have a look! Bids will be due 7/7/26, 🧱

05/25/2026

🎉 We've updated our goal and thermometer! This year we're aiming for 250 contributions of $50 (for which we have a matching donor!) = $25,000 ! Please walk by, see our progress, our signage, and consider a donation at: www.johngreenhouse.org/donate

05/25/2026

🎉Congratulations to the non-profit Shatemuc Chapter, NSDAR (Daughters of the American Revolution, Shatemuc Chapter, Stony Point) who recently received a Rockland County Preservation Leadership Award. Our very own restoration efforts have been positively impacted by their care and generosity. link: https://www.rocklandhistory.org/33rd-annual-rockland-county-executive-s-historic-preservation-awards