Greater Astoria Historical Society
THE PAST IS TANGIBLE
THE PRESENT IS NOW
THE FUTURE IS TOMORROW
UPCOMING EVENTS
over the Flow of Time
(virtual event)
GAHS Table @ 31st Ave. Open Street!
12:30-4:30 pm
Recent GAHS Events
Cradle of Creativity
The Steinway Mansion Documentary
Old Astoria Village & The Bridges
The Newspaper of Record for the communities of Long Island City from the 1880s to the 1960s.
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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Ishraq Huda & Moinak Das
SOCIAL MEDIA
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Discover notable figures and key events that define the history of Queens, capturing the essence of influential personalities and significant milestones that have shaped the borough.
Get into a conversation with a long time Queens resident and you’re likely to discover a subscriber of the Daily Star, a daily paper that informed the community about local and world news from its beginning in 1870 until it folded in 1968.
Reflecting on the remarkable individuals and impactful events that have left an enduring legacy within the borough of Queens, offering a glimpse into its rich and diverse history.