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Title: Kingsland Homestead | Queen Historical Society – Kingsland Homestead · language en. First 1,800 of 6,694 characters:
Kingsland Homestead | Queen Historical Society – Kingsland Homestead Toggle navigation Visit Location/Hours Events Education/Tours Kingsland Weeping Beech Park Moore-Jackson Cemetery Site Rental Exhibitions Current Exhibitions Past Exhibitions About Us Who We Are Staff Board Donors Volunteers Newsletters Press Queens History Library Gift Shop Join Location/Hours Events Education/Tours Kingsland Weeping Beech Park Moore-Jackson Cemetery Site Rental Kingsland Homestead Built between 1774 and 1785, the Kingsland Homestead is one of the earliest surviving examples of residential style construction common throughout Long Island, specifically Queens, in the late 18th and 19th centuries. A Long Island half-house, it is characterized by a wide side hall and double parlors off to one side. Other features include a central chimney between the side parlors, a dependent kitchen wing, and three front windows on the second floor. The design of Kingsland exhibits a blend of Dutch and English features brought to America by colonists from Europe. One such Dutch characteristic includes the divided entry doors, more commonly known as Dutch doors. English colonial features are the central chimney and the round-headed and quadrant windows in the gambrel-end. The gambrel or double-pitched roof formed a spacious attic, sometimes used as servants’ quarters. Captain Joseph King purchased this Flushing farmhouse from his father-in-law in 1801, his family and their descendants would live there until the 1930s. Captain King named his rural estate “Kingsland,” and made improvements such as: adding gutters, installing window shutters, and plastering and painting the upstairs rooms as well as the kitchen wing. Upon returning from a voyage in 1805, Captain King continued to upgrade his estate. He cove
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