Places tagged #whitestone by Kathleen Patricia Odenthal

P.S. 79 Francis Lewis 1 1
P.S. 79 Francis Lewis is a New York public school located in #Whitestone, Queens. The school has a student to teacher ratio of 16:1 and is one of 4 other public elementary schools in the area.
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Powell's Cove Park 1 1
Powell’s Cove, an environmental waterfront park completed in 1999, is a bay with sizable wetlands and filled, undeveloped uplands in the #Whitestone section of Queens. Probably named for the Powell family, who owned land in the vicinity as late as 1873, this parkland was envisaged as a waterfront park to protect tidal wetlands and the natural environment of the marshland region.
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Bronx-Whitestone Bridge 1 1
The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge is a beautiful, long expressway that connects the boroughs of Bronx and Queens. It enters Queens in the #Whitestone district.
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Saint Luke's Roman Catholic Church 1 1
Looking west across Clintonville Street, you can see the beautiful old Saint Luke's Roman Catholic Church. This church is a neighborhood favorite in #Whitestone Queens.
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Showcase College Point Multiplex 1 1
Located on Ulmer Street you can find College Point Multiplex Cinemas. Right in the heart of #Whitestone, Queens, this movie theater offers the best in comfort and viewing. College Point Multiplex Cinemas is equipped with digital cinema on every screen, featuring Sony 4k projectors; lobby food court and main concession stands offering a wide variety of classic movie fare.
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Utopia Pkwy 1 1
Utopia Parkway is a major highway that runs through all of Queens Borough in New York. In the #Whitestone district of Queens, the Parkway runs past the New Creation Presbyterian Church, the Grace Presbyterian Church, Clearview Park and more. Its easy access to much of Queens as well as the other boroughs of Manhattan.
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Francis Lewis Park 1 1
The Francis Lewis Park is a scenic park located in #Whitestone, Queens. From the park, one can get beautiful views of the Whitestone Bridge, the East River, and the New York skyline.
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Whitestone Expy 1 1
The Whitestone Expressway is the main highway that runs through Queens. Providing easy access to any area of #Whitestone, this Expressway is extremely long and has beautiful old architecture dating back to the early 1900s.
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Whitestone Shopping Center 1 1
This strip mall in #Whitestone Queens is a large outdoor shopping plaza with a number of shops and eateries. The Whitestone Shopping Center has a florist, a nail salon, a pizza parlor and more.
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Powells Cove 1 1
Sitting at Powell Cove, people can get a beautiful view of the East River, the Hutchinson River Expressway, as well as the New York skyline. Located in #Whitestone Queens, Powell Cove is a great spot for photos, picnics, or just relaxing by the water.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church 1 1
A beautiful church on the corner of 150th street and 11th avenue in #Whitestone Queens, the Immanuel Lutheran Church is a quaint little parish. The mission statement of the parish is “Learning, Living and Sharing Christ’s Love with All!"
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Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church 1 1
One of the most beautiful pieces of architecture in #Whitestone Queens is probably the Saint Nicholas Church. St. Nicholas Orthodox Church was founded in 1916 as a parish of the North American Missionary Archdiocese of the Russian Orthodox Chuch. After the Russian revolution of 1917, the parish became part of the Metropolia, renamed the Orthodox Church in America (OCA) in 1970 after receving autocephaly (independence) from the Moscow Patriarchate.
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