Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Cudner-Hyatt House is situated on the historic White Plains Post Road.  Originally built about 1734, the house reflects the lives of the two families who lived in it for 228 years.  A second structure on the property is the 1828 Quaker Meeting House originally built in Quaker Ridge, it was donated to the society to save it from destruction.  It was moved and reconstructed at its current location in 1976 and opened in 1977 as the Society's Museum and administrative headquarters.

The Scarsdale Historical Society provides a wide variety of on- and off-site programs for children, families, adults and groups, including schools, Seniors and Scouts.  Events and lectures are frequently co-sponsored with other community groups.