Greater Astoria Historical Society

The property at 21-42 44th Dr. has been halfway dismantled by construction crews.

Locals will celebrate with cake and champagne, while the bridge itself is getting new murals.

The shop owner taking over the old Rite Aid at 36-01 Broadway says the terra-cotta exterior will remain.

The owner of the building on Broadway in Astoria is renovating it to combine it with the shop next door.

The owner of the property is doing renovations at the site to combine it with a building next door.

Take in a museum discussion or see a former Irish Tenor sing opera.

A partial demolition permit was filed for the site at 21-42 44th Dr. in December.  

Taste empanadas, watch vintage cartoons or check out a Tony Orlando show this weekend in Queens.

A local historian has been calling to have the millstones removed from the busy Dutch Kills Green park.

The Greater Astoria Historical Society will host a lecture Thursday on the historic Queens district.

Advocacy group Green Shores NYC is organizing the tour as part of its "Bridging the Creek" initiative.

The Friends of Steinway Mansion will host free concerts this fall to rouse support for their cause.

The Parks Dept. has removed the graffiti, but a local historian wants to see the artifacts moved indoors.

The group is hoping to purchase the Astoria property to one day turn it into a museum or community space.

The Greater Astoria Historical Society consulted on the film, helping to recreate Queens in the 1920s.