Hamilton Grange National Memorial

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historic house historic house museum museum national memorial

Hamilton Grange National Memorial is a preserved historic house in New York City that was the home of U.S. Founding Father Alexander Hamilton.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic house → historic house museum → museum → national memorial →
architect	John McComb Jr. →
architecturalStyle	Federal architecture →
associatedWith	Founding Fathers of the United States → United States history →
borough	Manhattan →
category	Historic house museums in New York City → Houses in Manhattan → Museums in Manhattan → National Memorials of the United States → Presidential and political historic sites in New York →
city	New York City →
country	United States →
formerResidenceOf	Alexander Hamilton →
governingBody	National Park Service →
hasType	historic site → house museum →
hasVisitorCenter	yes →
heritageDesignation	National Historic Landmark → New York City Landmark →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York (state) → New York City → United States →
namedAfter	Alexander Hamilton →
neighborhood	Hamilton Heights →
operator	National Park Service →
originalUse	private residence →
owner	National Park Service →
partOf	National Park System →
preservedAs	historic site →
publicAccess	yes →
relatedTo	Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House → Federal Hall National Memorial →
significance	example of Federal-period domestic architecture → home of U.S. Founding Father Alexander Hamilton →
significantPerson	Alexander Hamilton →
state	New York →
subjectOf	National Park Service interpretive programs →
topic	early United States government → life of Alexander Hamilton →
tourism	cultural tourism attraction →
use	historic house museum →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Harlem →	hasLandmark