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Bowne House

 

Bowne House is one of the city’s oldest houses, built in 1661, now a museum illustrating how Quaker John Bowne successfully led the struggle for religious freedom in the 17th century when the Quakers were banned under Dutch rule. Generations of Bownes lived at the house until 1947, and their furnishings and ornamentals are well displayed.

Bowne House - Queens Hotel New York

 

37 Bowne St, Flushing.  www.bownehouse.org
Closed for ongoing restoration, please check the website for updates
Subway: Main St.

 

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