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Knickerbocker Mansion's Knick-at-Night Souper Supper & Entertainments

Come to Knickerbocker Mansion by Candlelight, See our Colonial Dutch & Indian Ghostly Visitors and Enjoy our Steaming Soups and Goodies for an Autumn Night!
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When and Where

Date and Time

Friday, Oct 23, 2026 - Saturday, Oct 24, 2026
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Address

Knickerbocker Mansion, 132 Knickerbocker Road Schaghticoke, NY 12184

Cost

Ghostly Mansion Tours $20.00 per person; Souper Supper $20.00 per person, OR $35.00 for both!
Knickerbocker Mansion, photo credit to Robin Allen

About this event

In rounding out our Grand 350th Anniversary Celebration of the 1676 Tree of Peace at Knickerbocker Mansion, please join us for our special Knick-at-Night Souper Supper & Entertainments as we honor the Key personalities who forged this epic historic action signaling peace between the Dutch & Indians surrounding Albany and those who preserved its significance for 350 years!

Experience the Mansion's mysteries by Candlelight as you are entertained by the Ghosts of King Philip of the New England Indians, New York's Provincial Governor Edmund Andros, Hiram Janzen Knickerbocker, Johannes Knickerbocker and Charter Member of the Knickerbocker Historical Society, Charlotte Wanko, as they share their parts by vignette in the legacy of the Peace Tree known as Witanagamot. Your evening will conclude with a guided tour to the site of the Tree if you wish to participate.

SOUPS, MARVELOUS SOUPS! Fortify yourself before and after your Ghostly entertainments with our Souper Supper! Enjoy hot, steaming crocks of New England Clam Chowder, Potato Bacon Leek Soup, Chili, Sausage Tortellini Soup, Squash and Cauliflower Soup, Chicken Noodle Soup and Autumn Carrot Sweet Potato Soup with Bread & Butter, Cornbread & Dessert along with Hot Coffee & Tea Hot Chocolate or Lemonade -- available under our covered Pavilion or as take-out.

Dinner is served 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Ghostly Mansion Tours from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. -- reservations required, call 518-588-7132.

Knickerbocker Mansion is considered the most significant historic building in Upper Rensselaer County, located at the convergence of the Hoosic River and Tomhannock Creek, at the base of the historic Indian Trails to Boston. Built by Johannes and Elizabeth Knickerbocker in the 1780s, the Mansion's architecture is of a rare Middle Ages style.

Thank you for considering Knick-at-Night for your October dining and historic entertainment. We are a 501-C3 charitable organization and all proceeds fund the restoration of Knickerbocker Mansion. Knickmansion.com


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