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The Founder's Hall, a part of the renowned Rockefeller University is a National Historic Landmark. This historic structure is now houses a residence hall and first year students' hostel. Though the space is now equipped with modern facilities and swanky interiors, its facade has been preserved and is a reminder of its historical significance.
Blackwell Island was also referred to as Welfare Island and thus the Blackwell Island Lighthouse is also referred to as the Welfare Island lighthouse or Roosevelt Lighthouse. It is a unique structure built in stone, and is placed at the northeastern tip of Roosevelt Island. The rough ashlars in its construction adds to it beauty. It is approximately 50 feet (15 meters) tall in height and was built out of gray gneiss. After being decommissioned in the 1940s, it was designated a city landmark in 1975. Over the years, it has gained a lot of historic significance.
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The Long Island City Courthouse is a historic court that is spread over 2 acres (0.81 hectares) of land. The courthouse features a criminal court, county court, the district Attorney staff, and the county sheriff's office. This place is known as a historical landmark, and is also added on to the register of National Historic Places.
Rufus King Park is home to the King Manor Museum, a National Historic Landmark. The park and the Colonial mansion housing the museum formed the estate of Rufus King, a revolutionary who signed the United States Constitution in 1787. This park is a designated landmark and features on the itineraries of popular tours and heritage walks. It is the site of community, educational and cultural programs as well. The park has numerous walkways, benches, playgrounds and trails that surround the museum. It also has handball courts and soccer fields like a regular park.
