Learn How 230-Year-Old Farm Survived In New York’s Concrete Jungle

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Whenever we think of Manhattan, all one imagines are industrial lofts and exposed bricks full of overpriced furniture. But if you know where to look, nestled between high-rise buildings is a 230-year-old farmhouse which is anything but the stereotypical manhattan home.

Built-in the 1700s, the old farmhouse looks like it belongs in a different world. Please scroll down and look inside this perfectly preserved masterpiece which finally sheds light on what life in New York City was like before it became a concrete jungle.