Queens County Farm Museum

Discover the Queens County Farm Museum

Queens County Farm Museum, established in 1697, is New York City’s largest remaining tract of undisturbed farmland. This historic site features a variety of attractions, including historic farm buildings, a greenhouse complex, livestock, and an orchard. It serves as a vital resource for connecting visitors to agriculture and the environment.

Impacting the Community

The museum offers educational programs and events that highlight the significance of Queens County’s agricultural past while promoting sustainable practices for the future.

Why Donate?

Your contributions support the preservation and restoration of the farm's rich history and its educational initiatives, fostering a deeper connection to sustainable agriculture.

Join the Cause

Support the Queens County Farm Museum today! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps maintain this historic site and its educational programs, ensuring future generations can learn about and appreciate sustainable agriculture.