Those Who Served: The Enslaved and Paid Servants of Clermont State Historic Site

Over the course of three centuries, hundreds of people worked at Clermont to keep the Livingston family comfortable. For nearly 100 years, the mansion was run by a mostly enslaved staff. By the 1830s, this staff was completely replaced by paid labor. Though many of their stories were lost, recent research has revealed new details about those who worked for the Livingston family. Enjoy a special mansion tour that will uncover some of the stories of those who served.

Please note: This tour begins in the Visitor Center; you must pay for your tour tickets at the ticketing desk. Reservations are not required but appreciated. Click here for details.