Kingsland HomesteadWHAT IS THE QUEENS HISTORICAL SOCIETY?

As the historical society for the largest borough in New York City, the Queens Historical Society (QHS) publishes a quarterly newsletter and offers a regular series of lectures, programs and slide presentations. In addition, the Society cooperates closely with and serves as a resource for local preservation groups and historical societies throughout Queens and the City of New York.

QHS, headquartered in an historic site, Kingsland Homestead, maintains and explores the history of its colonial farmhouse through exhibitions, house and walking tours, and educational programs.

As the only museum of Queens history in the borough, the Society plans, researches and mounts a regular series of history­related exhibitions and lecture series in its gallery space totaling 1,350 square feet at the Kingsland Homestaed. It also conducts walking tours of the borough.

As a local history research center, the Society maintains and makes accessible to the public, by appointment only, a library and archive of primary and secondary source materials (maps, atlases, manuscripts, photographs, documents, family papers and ephemera) covering every chapter of the over 300 year history of Queens.

Kingsland Homestead

Queensmark

Queensmark comes to Hunters Point

Queensmark comes to College Point

A Tour of Richmond Hill

ON THE MARKET!!! A Richmond Hill House

The Weeping Beech Celebrates 150th Birthday

The Bowne House A National Shrine to Religious Freedom

Hunters Point Historic District -"Miracle on 45th Avenue"

Queens Family Cemetaries A New Research Service

Directions to the Queens Historical Society

Also visit The Richmond Hill Society Home Page

Executive Committee

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES EMERITUS

BOARD OF ADVISORS

Executive Director...Byron C Saunders

Executive Assistant...Joyce A. Cook


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last revised 28 June 1998
by Nina Liu