The Cuyler Mohawk On-Line Museum is housed in the historic former Cuyler Church in Brooklyn, NY. Originally a gathering place for the local Mohawk community who worked on the city's skyscrapers, the building itself has since received National Trust Historical designation. The museum showcases more than 3,000 furnishings, paintings, sculptures, and other Art Deco and Mid-century modern pieces. It also features a large digital archive of 20,000 related images.
Our mission is to preserve and share history, art, and heritage with everyone interested in exploring the stories of the past.
The CuylerMohawk Museum is a unique cultural institution located at 358 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY. Our mission is to preserve, document, and share the rich cultural stories of American design, architecture, and the Mohawk community of Brooklyn.
The Museum is more than a collection of artifacts— it is a storytelling space, where the legacy of Art Deco and Mid-Century modern design meets the rich heritage of Brooklyn's Mohawk community.
Mohawk's Boerum Hill, Brooklyn church and Price Hilton center. "Cuyler Caughnawaga"
Free Door House for decades to community, political and other events. A design and rebuilding of a destroyed structure to Historic Landmark Status.
More Than 3,000 items on display focusing on Mohawk, African Americana, African sculpture and Chinese Americana.
Extensive original Art Deco & Mid Century furniture and lighting. A collection of the museum's art.
