Come Tour the BHS Castle in Fort Totten

Come Tour the BHS Castle in Fort Totten @ Bayside Historical Society
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Come Tour the BHS Castle in Fort Totten
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Beginning in 2024, Bayside Historical Society staff and volunteers will offer guided tours of The Castle and its exhibitions on the second Sunday of each month from 1pm-3pm. Tours are approximately 45 minutes long; there will be two tours offered, the first beginning at 1pm and the second at 2pm. The cost is free. Reserve your spot in advance for the January 14th tour by registering on the BHS website: www.baysidehistorical.org/events-1/come-tour-the-bhs-castle The Castle is one of the finest surviving examples in New York City of the Gothic Revival castellated style architecture. Completed in 1887, the building served as the base Officers’ Mess Hall and Club for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers School of Application. Come in and find out more about this architectural treasure in Bayside, Queens.
Date and Time
January 14, 2024 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm America/New York Timezone
Location
Bayside Historical Society
208 Totten Avenue
Fort Totten
Tags
@localhistory #architecture #historicalbuilding #landmarks Community
Categories
Museum Event Non-Profit
Contact
Brita Kube
7183521548
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Beginning in 2024, Bayside Historical Society staff and volunteers will offer guided tours of The Castle and its exhibitions on the second Sunday of each month from 1pm-3pm. Tours are approximately 45 minutes long; there will be two tours offered, the first beginning at 1pm and the second at 2pm. The cost is free. Reserve your spot in advance for the January 14th tour by registering on the BHS website: www.baysidehistorical.org/events-1/come-tour-the-bhs-castle

The Castle is one of the finest surviving examples in New York City of the Gothic Revival castellated style architecture. Completed in 1887, the building served as the base Officers’ Mess Hall and Club for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers School of Application. Come in and find out more about this architectural treasure in Bayside, Queens.