BY Carolina Pichardo
With a history that dates back since the 1660, when the northern part of Manhattan was quickly expanding, the Dyckman name is well-known and popular among Uptownies.
It’s the crossroad between the Hudson River and Harlem River. There’s even a city museum—Dyckman Farmhouse—that’s the oldest and only remaining farmhouse in all of Manhattan. References on restaurants and bars are everywhere. You can’t miss it.
So tell me [who] was the smarty-pants that got this one wrong?
Sign found by the Dyckman Fields on Dyckman St. (under the Henry Hudson Bridge).
