St. George Civic Association Staten Island New York

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	Landmark Curtis High School	St. George Views	Places to Eat
Brighton Heights Reformed Church Site	Waterfront Esplanade		National Register Coast Guard Station	Borough Hall & County Courthouse
	St. Peters Church	St. George Historic District	Greenmarket

All of the sites featured on the St. George web pages are within a short walk of the St. George terminus of the Staten Island Ferry. The Staten Island Ferry ride is the most widely visited tourist attraction in the City of New York, yet rarely do visitors embark from the ferry and investigate the surrounding area. See Ferry Information & Schedule.

• Take a walk on the Waterfront Esplanade
• Visit the National Register Coast Guard Station
• Visit Magnificent St. Peter's Church and the St. George Historic District
• Enjoy the wonderful Views & Vistas of St. George
• Visit the first public building built by the consolidated New York City -- the Landmark Curtis High School
• And Visit two other New York City Landmarks Staten Island Brorough Hall & the Richmond County Courthouse
• Visit the Site of a demolished landmark, the Brighton Heights Reformed Church
• Learn about our Greenmarket
• Find out about Downtown Staten Island Council

Other things to do in St. George:

• Take a ride on the Toonerville Trolley (Staten Island Rapid Transit) from the St. George Station in the Ferry Terminal to Tottenville (approx. 45 minutes) and back! One of the last great commuter trains. No more overhead fans and wicker seats, but a great scenic ride.
• Visit Borough Hall and the State Supreme Court between Richmond Terrace and Stuyvesant Place.
• Visit the Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences at 75 Stuyvesant Place.
• Take a side trip to Sailors Snug Harbor Cultural Center at 1000 Richmond Terrace.

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by David Goldfarb