KENT DELORD HOUSE MUSEUM

                    Built in 1797, the house is one of the oldest residences in the area and filled with outstanding examples of paintings, furniture

                    and decorative arts as well as household objects used by the Delord family from 1810 - 1913.  Henry Delord added the

                    conservatory on the left for the raising of grapes.  British officers made their headquarters at the house during the Battle of

                    Plattsburgh.  From September 6, 1814 to the beginning of the battle, the British Engineers used the house while they set up

                    batteries in front of the house to bombard the American positions south of the Saranac River.  The British left a tea chest

                    behind them when they hurriedly retreated.

                        The Kent Delord is open Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.   Tours - Tuesday - Saturday 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.

                        Admission:  Adults $3.00,  Seniors & Students: $2.00,   Children under 12: $1.00   Group rates: $1.00

                                        For information call:  (518) 563-1035