Nestled in the Hudson Valley, guests will have the opportunity to visit the private eclectic farmhouse, Linceowitz. Described by the New York Times as "a quirky exhibit of... everything from early Americana to Old Hollywood collectibles to modern art...and a thoroughly astonishing sight: a sprawling structure with a towering, two-dimensional, hand-painted facade depicting an 18th-century illustration of a Chinese building — designed by the husband-and-wife architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown — all nestled among black locust trees along a winding country road. This tour includes an afternoon of neon arches, root beer floats and nibbles along with some take home items such as Candyass Morris Lappidus sweat socks and belt buckle. 

 

Video from the New York Times.