| Name of site |
Date |
Location |
Historical significance |
John
Bowne House
 |
1661 |
37-01 Bowne St. between 37 and 38 Ave., Flushing |
First indoor meeting place of the Quakers |
Friends'
Meeting House
|
1694 |
137-16 Northern Blvd. bet. Main and Union St., Flushing |
Hs been used continuously since the 17th century for religious activites
by the Society of Friends |
| Prospect
Cemetery |
1662 |
159th St on York College grounds |
First public burial ground of Jamaica. (The wealthy were buried under
the church, less affluent in church yards, and the rest were buried in
Prospect Cemetery.) Designated as a city landmark in 1977. |
The
Vander Ende Onderdonk House
 |
Site of 17th century home, present home is dated 1709. |
1820 Flushing Avenue betwen Cypress and Onderdonk Ave., Ridgewood. |
Dutch colonial farmhouse on site of previously built farmhouse dated
in 17th century. Present building probably built in 1709. |
Credits: Photos from sites.