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Bowne House Historical Society

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+1 (718) 359-0528

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Flushing's Bowne House, The oldest structure in Flushing.

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The little house that sheltered God

The Spark of Our Nation's Religious Freedoms nurtured Defended & Kept Alive in this House.

Springtime at Bowne House

3701 Bowne St

Flushing, NY 11354

+1 (718) 359-0528

http://www.bownehouse.org

Bowne House Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the historical significance of the Bowne House, a colonial-era landmark in Flushing, NY.

Through educational programs, exhibits, and events, the society aims to engage visitors in the rich history of the house and its role in shaping the local community.

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Jim D.

1/20/2018

John Bowne (1657-1695) was a Peaceful Warrior for Religious Freedoms. John Bowne was a English Quaker immigrant. Who came to Flushing in 1661 searching for a place to worship without fear or...

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Rob M.

10/5/2016

John Bowne (1657-1695) was an English immigrant who came to New York when it was under Dutch control and called "New Netherlands." He became a pioneer in the fights for religious liberty and...

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Road A.

7/30/2016

Bowne House is a wonderful national treasure and important historical site. The history and significance of the home is long and critical to who we are as Americans and deserves reading about. We...

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