Gallery Exhibits

In addition to historic house museums, the Historic Huguenot Street operates two galleries:  the Howard Hasbrouck Grimm Gallery in Deyo Hall and the DuBois Fort Gallery.

The Howard Hasbrouck Grimm Gallery was founded in 1976 by Roland Grimm, as a memorial to his father, Howard Hasbrouck Grimm. Revolving exhibits highlight artwork and objects from the HHS Permanent Collections. The gallery is preparing for the opening of A Notion to Sew, which will feature the extensive handiwork of Hylah Hasbrouck and her daughters at Locust Lawn.  The show will open in May 2008.

The DuBois Fort Gallery was founded in 2000, when the DuBois Fort reopened as the Huguenot Historical Society's Visitor Center. It is a changing exhibit space, currently showing Huguenot Street:  An American Story, an orientation exhibit for visitors, and an exhibit on the DuBois Family and exploring your own family history called Links to the Past: Discovering History with the DuBois Family.  The DuBois Fort Gallery is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 10am to 5pm, May through October.

For further information about either of these galleries please contact Leslie LeFevre Stratton, Curator of Collections. Email: leslie@huguenotstreet.org