Bowne House is part of the Path Through History Weekend Lineup In celebration of Juneteenth, Bowne House will be offering guided tours inspired by the enduring legacy of abolition and anti-slavery activism in Flushing and beyond. Topics will include anti-slavery activities of Long Island Quakers in the New York Meeting during the Revolutionary Era; Bowne-Parsons family members’ participation in a network of the Underground Railroad; and other abolition, education, and fundraising efforts related to the Bowne family. Visitors will also be able to view copies of original documents from the Bowne House Archives, collection items not usually on display, and more! Date: Saturday, June 20th Time: 12:00pm to 4:00pm Location: 37-01 Bowne Street, Flushing, NY 11354 How To: Tours are about 45 minutes in duration. Tickets are purchased upon entry to the museum and no pre-registration is required. Simply arrive at the house 5 to 10 minutes before one of the designated start times and pay for admission via cash or credit card. Tour Times: Tours begin at 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:15pm Admission: $10 General $8 Student with valid school I.D. $5 Youth under 14 years old Free for Members
Bowne House (built c.1661) is amongst the oldest homes in New York City. Learn about American history through the lens of one family over 300 years.
