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Embark on an enthralling journey through the heart of New York City, where hidden gems abound in the vibrant borough of Queens. This diverse and sprawling borough resonates with timeless melodies and storied history, making it a cultural haven for both locals and visitors alike.
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00:45 Steinway Village
01:39 Old Quaker Meeting House
02:24 Bowne House
03:12 Lewis H. Latimer House Museum
04:12 Museum of the Moving Image
05:01 Flushing Meadows Corona Park
06:05 Louis Armstrong House Museum
07:08 Socrates Sculpture Park
08:07 Queens County Farm Museum
09:09 Queens Botanical Garden
10:09 Addisleigh Historic Park District
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One of these hidden gems is Steinway Village, nestled in Astoria, which holds a special place in Queens' history and creative spirit. This charming neighborhood gave birth to the legendary Tony Bennett, and resonates with the harmonies of another iconic legacy - Steinway Village. Crafted by the Steinway family, renowned for their world-class pianos, this company town became an inspiring hub where Tony Bennett's voice and Steinway's symphonies echo through time.

Further on, we encounter the Old Quaker Meeting House, a hidden gem dating back to 1694, exuding captivating history and stories of religious freedom and abolitionist movements. Not too far away is the Bowne House, another hidden gem that preserves the rich history of the Bowne and Parsons families, offering a time-traveling journey into the politics and society of the past.

The Lewis Latimer House Museum pays tribute to the African-American inventor while the Louis Armstrong House Museum pays tribute to the famous jazz musician, transporting visitors to a bygone era filled with soulful melodies.

At the historic grounds of Astoria Studios, the Museum of the Moving Image celebrates film, television, and digital media, while Socrates Sculpture Park becomes a sanctuary of culture and artistic expression. The Queens County Farm Museum, like a living time machine, takes visitors on a journey back to 1697, immersing them in the world of farming and nature.

The Queens Botanical Garden, nestled in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, is a hidden gem bursting with diverse plant life, celebrating people, plants, and cultures. Then there’s Addisleigh Park, a vibrant neighborhood that bears an historic district designation, reflecting its legendary residents and architectural splendor.

In conclusion, the borough of Queens is a treasure trove of hidden gems that captivate the heart and souls of all who visit. Join us in exploring the rich tapestry of history, culture, and creativity that defines this extraordinary community.

****HELPFUL LINKS****
Steinway Village
https://www.steinway.com/
The Old Quaker Meeting House
http://flushingfriends.org/
Bowne House
https://www.bownehouse.org/
Lewis Latimer House Museum
https://www.lewislatimerhouse.org/
Museum of the Moving Image
https://movingimage.us/
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
https://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/flu...
Louis Armstrong House Museum
https://www.louisarmstronghouse.org/
Socrates Sculpture Park
https://socratessculpturepark.org/
Queens County Farm Museum
https://www.queensfarm.org/
Queens Botanical Garden
https://queensbotanical.org/
Addisleigh Park Historic District
https://bit.ly/45kz96M