Strollers are always welcome at all times of the year, but access to the houses is by guided tour only. Huguenot Street Historic District remains open Saturdays and Sundays through October, with a selection of houses available for tours all year. The Jean Hasbrouck House is open Saturdays and Sundays all year and is available during the off season on weekdays by appointment. Ms. LeFevre-Stratton spent many hours with us walking through the houses, providing information, view points and histories of the people, the structures and the place. The Tour Tour Start You start your walking tour of Huguenot Street Historic District at the Visitor Center, located just east of Huguenot Street on Brodhead.
Ample parking is available for all types of vehicles.
At the Visitor Center, you purchase your tickets for joining a guided walking tour of Huguenot Street Historic District. The walking tour generally takes about an hour and is guided by knowledgeable interpreters. Feel free to ask any questions that may occur to you about the houses, the people or the history of the area. All the interpreters are well versed in the history of Huguenot Street. Tour Etiquette Please remember as you wander the Huguenot Street Historic District that it is still a living and vibrant residential neighborhood.