“Olana is the monument of Emerson’s, Thoreau’s and Whitman’s America…”
– David Huntington, The Landscapes of Frederic Edwin Church: Visions of an American Era, 1966
In 1966 an extraordinary coalition of private citizens and elected officials succeeded in saving Olana from dispersal and destruction. Ever since this combination of public and private support has ensured that this unique treasure of American art and landscape, a key National Historic Landmark within the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area, is sustained for future generations.
View The Olana Partnership’s 2021 Annual Report.
Frederic Church Award Gala
Olana Viewshed Tour 2023
A self-guided outdoor exploration of rarely-seen private properties, all with spectacular views and within five miles of Olana; Feast on a picnic lunch by a top regional chef, and experience the sublime views which inspired Frederic Church. Rain or shine, self-guided, tickets are limited.
General Support
General support gifts provide unrestricted funding that allows The Olana Partnership to undertake the full range of its mission-centered work to inspire the public by preserving and interpreting Olana.
OLANA COLLECTIONS DISCOVERY FUND
The Frederic Church Center for Art and Landscape
Legacy Gifts
Share your love of Olana with future generations. The Olana Partnership offers a variety of planned or memorial gifts. For more information, contact Sean Sawyer, President.
Specialized Funds
The Olana Partnership has created specialized funds to support specific restoration and interpretation projects, such as The Barry Harwood Fund for Decorative Arts and The Novak-Ferber Exhibitions Fund. For more information, contact Sean Sawyer, President.
OUR MISSION
The Olana Partnership is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire the public by preserving and interpreting Frederic Church’s OLANA, a National Historic Landmark within the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area.
OUR VISION
The Olana Partnership’s envisions Frederic Church’s OLANA, vibrant with the activity of visitors, students, scholars and artists, as the most widely recognized artist’s home and studio in the world.
