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.
Discover The Museum
Art Deco Design: Explore furniture, decorative objects, and architectural elements that capture the bold, geometric style of early 20th-century America.
Mid-Century Modern Design: See how post-war America embraced functional, streamlined, and home-oriented design through furniture, décor, and industrial design.
Historical & Cultural Archives: Learn about the Mohawk community in Brooklyn and the role of the Cuyler Church as a cultural and religious center.
Why Visit The CuylerMohawk Museum?
A journey through American design revolution from the early 20th century to the post-war era.
Insights into Indigenous heritage in an urban context.
A curated collection combining art, culture, and history that cannot be found elsewhere.
Digital resources to explore collections from anywhere in the world.