Nybelwyck Hall Dollhouse
Enjoy 45-minute guided tours of Glenview’s six fully restored period rooms on Thursdays and Fridays at 1pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays at 1 and 3pm.
Capacity is limited to 15 visitors per tour; advance tickets are strongly encouraged.

Photo: Yuliya Levit
Nybelwyck Hall is a veritable Lilliputian house for all ages, with 24 rooms that bear colorful names like the Egyptio-Tudor Room, the Gothic Library, and the Cathedral of the Lost Souls. A stage set for the 20 Van Nybelwyck family members and friends who live within, the house boasts four stories and stands 8 feet wide, 3.5 feet high, and 2 feet deep.
Over 900 interior objects were built and bought by O’Banks, who painstakingly crafted staircases, cross-stitched carpets, and papered walls. Basing the exterior on very real historic Hudson Valley homes, notably the Ogden Mills House in Staatsburg and Wilderstein in Rhinebeck, O’Banks also roofed it with 1,500 slate tiles and created a center double staircase that curves from the top floor, similar to Glenview’s.
Virtual Tour of Nybelwyck Hall
Miniaturist and gallerist Darren Scala from D. Thomas Fine Miniatures presents an online visit to the 24-room dollhouse.