The Edward Hopper House is the birthplace and childhood home of the renowned American painter Edward Hopper. Located in Nyack, New York, this historic house showcases the early influences that shaped Hopper's artistic vision. Built in the late 19th century, it reflects the architectural style of that era and has been preserved to honor his legacy. Today, the house serves as a museum and cultural center, offering exhibitions and programs related to Hopper's work and the broader art community. Visitors can explore the rooms where Hopper grew up and learn about his contributions to American art, particularly his iconic depictions of urban and rural life.