Everything about Olana State Historic Site totally explained
Olana State Historic Site, also known as
Frederic E. Church House, is located in
Columbia County, New York,
USA. The site is the former estate of artist
Frederic Edwin Church. Olana is located in the south part of the
Town of Greenport and is south of
Hudson, New York and east of
Catskill, New York.
The house is a mixture of
Victorian and
Persian styles. A collection of 40 paintings by Church is on exhibit. Church was a prominent member of the
Hudson River School of painting. Olana means "our church on high" in
Arabic.
Olana was featured in
Bob Vila's
A&E Network production,
Guide to Historic Homes of America. It is also the inspiration for a song by
American singer-songwriter
Marc Cohn,
Olana, from his 1998 album
Burning the Daze.
Visiting Olana
The grounds are open during the day and there are organized tours of the house and studio.
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