ABOUT
Greater Astoria Historical Society, founded in 1985 is the place to learn and celebrate Long Island City and its neighborhoods. Through education programs, exhibitions, the research library, our historic sites, and special events, GAHS offers New Yorkers and visitors to Queens a chance to connect with the heritage of Queens.
Village of Astoria Coat of Arms
OUR PURPOSE
To display, present, and exhibit to the public such items of historical interest and significance;
to conduct tours of the area relating to points of interest for informational and educational purposes, and to maintain a library of information relating to the history of the Long Island City area.
MISSION STATEMENT
To discover, procure, and preserve whatever may relate to the natural, civil, literary, and ecclesiastical history of the City of New York and to Long Island City, in particular the neighborhoods of Steinway, Astoria Village, Ravenswood, Dutch Kills, Hunters Point, Sunnyside, and Blissville.
Queens Plaza Millstones c.1800
ABOUT US
Through education programs, exhibitions,
a research library, exhibits, and special events,
GAHS offers residents and visitors
a chance to connect with our community,
the Borough of Queens and New York City.
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Website designed by Muhtady Shammo and
Ishraq Huda
SOCIAL MEDIA
ABOUT US
Greater Astoria Historical Society, founded in 1985 is the place to learn and celebrate Long Island City and its neighborhoods. Through education programs, exhibitions, the research library, our historic sites, and special events, GAHS offers New Yorkers and visitors to Queens a chance to connect with the heritage of Queens.
This is Our Service
GAHS, your gateway to the vibrant past of Queens! Through our diverse array of events, blog posts, and research, we delve deep into the fascinating history of this borough. From uncovering hidden gems to preserving cherished memories, GAHS is your partner in exploring Queens' rich heritage.
Monthly Events
Discover Queens' past with GAHS through our monthly events!
Monthly Blog Posts
Dive into Queens' heritage with our blog updates!
Research Outreach
GAHS offers comprehensive research services, into past locations
OUR PURPOSE
To display, present, and exhibit to the public such items of historical interest and significance; to conduct tours of the area relating to points of interest for informational and educational purposes, and to maintain a library of information relating to the history of the Long Island City area.
MISSION STATMENT
To discover, procure, and preserve whatever may relate to the natural, civil, literary, and ecclesiastical history of the City of New York and to Long Island City, in particular the neighborhoods of Steinway, Astoria Village, Ravenswood, Dutch Kills, Hunters Point, Sunnyside, and Blissville.
