Kingsland Homestead
Museum · Queens, NY
- Address
- 37th Avenue and Parsons Blvd
Kingsland Homestead is a historic home, built by Charles Doughty around 1774. It is now a museum with exhibits about the Victorian era, the slavery in Queens, and how Queens was affected by World War II.
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