EDUCATION

The Greater Astoria Historical Society offers a variety of educational experiences for people of all ages. From Steinway Pianos and 200 year old millstones to art galleries and waterfront parks, there are many ways your class can enjoy learning about history.

EDUCATION ENRICHMENT

The Greater Astoria Historical Society staff offers on-site and off-site presentations about a variety of topics related to both local histories as well as broader historical topics. You are also invited to request presentations on specific topics, and our staff would be happy to create the presentation specifically for your group or event. Presentations are usually about 45 minutes to one hour but can be adjusted by request.

TOUR FIELD TRIP

The historical society gives field trips and Zoom excursions in any community of Long Island City: Astoria to Hunters Point, Ravenswood, Dutch Kills, Sunnyside and Newtown Creek. The society also gives tours at the Steinway Piano Factory.

LIC TEACHER'S GUIDE

The LIC Teacher’s Guide was written by Greater Astoria Historical Society and is a resource for teachers who want to teach students the history of Long Island City and Astoria, Queens.

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.

© Greater Astoria Historical Society

Website designed by Muhtady Shammo and

Ishraq Huda

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