List of New York State Historic Markers in Queens County, New York

Columns: Marker name | Location | City or Town | Marker text
1 | Arbitration Rock | Maspeth , on Onderdok Ave. north of Flushing Ave. Maspeth | Maspeth , New York | Arbitration rock is under this point . It marks the settlement , in 1769 , of a boundary line dispute between the Towns of Newton and Bushwick | 2 | Cadwallader Colden House | Flushing , Horace Harding Blvd. , East of Rodman St | Flushing , New York | Built 1762 . Stood opposite . He was Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New York 1760 to 1775 . He died here on September 28 , 1776 | 3 | Dewitt Clinton House | Maspeth , 58th St. Near 56th Road | Maspeth , New York | Dweitt Clinton House 1790-1828 . Stood several hundred feet north of here . Gov . Dewitt Clinton worked on plans for Erie Canal here | 4 | First House Number in Queens | Woodhaven , near Park Lane South and 85th Street | Woodhaven , New York | First House Number in Queens , on house opposite here , under numerical street & house number system started 1913 by Topographical Bureau G. U. Powell , engineer in charge | 5 | Foster House | Alley Pond , on Douglaston Parkway just east of Alley Pond | Queens , New York | Foster House stood opposite . Stone part used during Indian attacks . Thomas Foster was hanged by Hessians ; his son rescued him | 6 | Francis Lewis | Whitestone , 7th Ave. and Clintonville Street | Whitestone , New York | Here was the estate of Francis Lewis , signer of Declaration of Independence . His home stood several hundred feet east of here | 7 | Gen. Howe 's Headquarters | Newtown , Queens Blvd . at 57th Ave. Elmhurst | Elmhurst , New York | Gen. Howe 's Headquarters stands opposite here . Howe wrote his report of the Battle of Long Island here Sept. 3 , 1776 . Was Renne home | 8 | Jackson 's Mill | Jackson Heights , this mill stood about at the crossing of Grand Central Park | Jackson Heights , New York | Here stood Wessel 's Grist Mill , 1640 . Razed in early Indian War , later milles of Loyster , Kip , Fish and Jackson used the same site | 9 | Moore Homestead | Elmhurst , 45th Ave. at Broadway | Jackson Heights , New York | Moore Homestead , 1662 . Ancestral home of Dr. C.O . Moore , author of Twas the Night Before Christmas . Later the home of grandson Commodore O.H . Perry

Example questions:
In what town in Queens County , New York is the Volkswagen Beetle-sized rock located ? | In what year was the man with a historic marker on 7th Avenue and Clintonville Street in Queens County , New York born ? | What is the location in Queens County , New York of the oldest house of worship in New York City ? | What neighborhood in Queens County , New York is east of the one containing a historic marker for Moore Homestead ? | In what town in Queens County , New York is the cemetery also known as the `` burring plas '' located ?

Answers:
Maspeth | 1713 | Flushing , 137-16 Northern Blvd | North Corona | Flushing