King Manor, Jamaica, Queens, New York

E465726

King Manor in Jamaica, Queens, New York, is a historic house museum that was the longtime home of U.S. Founding Father and early anti-slavery advocate Rufus King.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Founding Father of the United States
United States senator
historic house
historic house museum
museum
architecturalStyle Federal architecture
associatedWith Rufus King
borough Queens
builtIn 18th century
category Historic house museums in New York City
Historic sites in Queens, New York
Houses in Queens, New York
Museums in Queens, New York
cityLandmarkStatus New York City Landmark
country United States
formerHomeOf Rufus King
hasFunction education about anti-slavery advocacy
education about early American history
historic interpretation of Rufus King’s life
knownFor early anti-slavery advocacy
locatedIn Jamaica, Queens, New York City
linked to: Jamaica, Queens

New York City
New York State
Queens, New York City
linked to: Queens

United States
locatedInPark King Park
namedAfter Rufus King
neighborhood Jamaica
openToPublic yes
operatedBy King Manor Museum
ownedBy New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
partOf Jamaica Avenue corridor historic resources
preservesMemoryOf Rufus King’s anti-slavery work
residedAt King Manor
significantResident Rufus King
usedAs museum
residence

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rufus King residence King Manor, Jamaica, Queens, New York
King Manor Museum governingBody King Manor Association of Long Island and Queens (or successor nonprofit)
linked to: King Manor, Jamaica, Queens, New York