King Manor was the summer house of Rufus King a founding father, politician and anti slavery activist. The house once a farm is now a ten acre park. You can reserve a tour online or walk in...
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The King Manor Museum located in Jamaica NY is a historic estate that showcases the life and legacy of Rufus King a Founding Father and signer of the U.S. Constitution. Visitors can explore the beautifully restored 18th-century home and its surrounding gardens while engaging with exhibitions that highlight King's contributions to American history. The museum also offers educational programs and events making it a vibrant cultural destination for history enthusiasts and families alike.
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More of a historical home and less of a traditional museum, King Manor is the home of one of America's founding fathers, Rufus King. Sitting in what is now known as Rufus King Park (#1), it faces...
King Manor is one of most rare historical landmarks in Jamaica Queens. The property of Rufus King has been kept well and now features seating in the park. I visited in 2012 while taking my...
It is a very large and beautiful park (like literally the size of an entire city city block!)- right down in the middle of Downtown Jamaica, Queens. There is a large gazebo, football quality...
Rufus King (1755-1827) was the youngest signer of the United States Constitution, a senator, an ambassador to Great Britain, and a candidate for president. He was also a leader in the abolition...






