The Garden City Historical Society

The Garden City Historical Society We are a nonprofit museum dedicated to raising awareness about the history of the Village of Garden C

Founded in 1975, The Garden City Historical Society is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, chartered by the New York State Education Department. It is dedicated to preserving the historic character and ambiance of the Village of Garden City, and educating its members and the public in preservation and history related matters. The Society owns and operates The Garden City Historical Society Museu

m, an original 1872 A.T. Stewart-era Victorian structure, as well as a gift shop and a consignment shop—the A.T. Stewart Exchange (516-746-8900)—on the lower level of the Museum. The Society’s Archives includes over 1,200 artifacts pertaining to the Village and its immediate surrounding communities. The Society offers periodic lectures and presentations, publishes a newsletter, and maintains an Historic Structure Survey of pre-1935 residential and non-residential structures in the Village of Garden City.

05/27/2026

📣Attention Garden City Students - Grades K - 12 ... Today is the LAST DAY to enter the Garden City Historical Society’s Student Art Show! Be sure to submit your masterpiece on our website before it’s too late!

We'll be awarding winners from EACH GRADE!

Click below for details! 👇
https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

Garden City Public Schools

05/20/2026

🎨✨ HAPPY NATIONAL CREATIVITY MONTH, GARDEN CITY DISTRICT STUDENTS! ✨🎨

There’s only ONE WEEK left to enter our Student Art Contest — so now’s the perfect time to get “creARTive”! 🖌️🌟 Show us your imagination, talent, and originality for a chance to be one of this year’s winners!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

🎨 Create your masterpiece (instructions for Grades K-5 and 6-12 are on our website)
🏆 Compete for exciting recognition
📅 Don’t miss the 5/27 deadline!

Visit our website for contest details and entry information! 🎨

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

The Garden City Historical Society Garden City Public Schools

Join us at J. McLaughlin this Wednesday, May 20th from 3 -6 PM for an afternoon of sips and shopping, featuring their ne...
05/18/2026

Join us at J. McLaughlin this Wednesday, May 20th from 3 -6 PM for an afternoon of sips and shopping, featuring their new collection! 10% of sales will benefit the Garden City Historical Society! 🌸🍾🛍️

The Garden City Historical Society
J.McLaughlin

05/13/2026

🎨⏳ Only 2 weeks left to enter The Garden City Historical Society’s Student Art Show!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

Calling all student artists — now’s your chance to share your creativity, celebrate local history, and have your work showcased in the community. Don’t miss the deadline!

🖌️ Open to Garden City School District students
📅 Entry deadline approaching fast
🏛️ Hosted by The Garden City Historical Society

Submit your artwork and let your talent shine! Click below for details!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow



The Garden City Historical Society Garden City Public Schools

05/07/2026

Don't forget to enter the Garden City Historical Society's STUDENT ART SHOW by May 27th!

We’re inviting all Garden City district students to once again, create their very own masterpiece for a chance to WIN! We’ll be awarding over 50 students this year for their incredible talents! Check out our website for details!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

The Garden City Historical Society
Garden City Public Schools

04/30/2026

🎨 Attention Garden City Student Artists!

The Garden City Historical Society’s Student Art Show is going on now! We're so excited to be partnering with Garden City Public Schools once again! Open to Garden City School District students in grades K–12, this is your chance to share your creativity!

🗓 Submit your artwork by May 27

✨ 2026 Themes:
• Grades K–5: What would Alma Woodsey Thomas create in Garden City?
• Grades 6–12: How does Garden City feel when the light changes?

Don’t miss this opportunity to have your work showcased!
Visit our website for full details.
https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow


The Garden City Historical Society
Garden City Public Schools

04/22/2026

Enter the Garden City Historical Society's Student Art Show! Hosted by The Garden City Historical Society and Garden City Public Schools, celebrating young artists in grades K–12. Students can submit artwork by May 27 for a chance to win. This year's themes are:

Grades K-5: What would Alma Woodsey Thomas create in Garden City?

Grades 6-12: How does Garden City feel when the light changes?

Don't miss the chance to showcase your creativity! Visit our website for more details.

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

🎨🖌️ The Student Art Show is BACK! 🖼️✨The Garden City Historical Society is thrilled to once again partner with Garden Ci...
04/15/2026

🎨🖌️ The Student Art Show is BACK! 🖼️✨

The Garden City Historical Society is thrilled to once again partner with Garden City Public Schools to celebrate the creativity of our community’s young artists!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow

🖌️ Calling all Garden City students in grades K–12:
Submit your artwork by May 27 for a chance to be featured as one of this year’s winners!

Whether you love painting, drawing, or photography —this is your moment to shine ✨

This year there are two themes for our Student Art Show:

Grades K-5: If abstract artist, Alma Woodsey Thomas came to Garden City, what would she create?

Grades 6-12: What does Garden City feel like when the light changes?

Don’t miss your chance to share your creativity and be part of this special community showcase! Check out our website for more details on this year’s themes!

https://www.thegardencityhistoricalsociety.org/2026studentartshow



The Garden City Historical Society

A VOTE FOR CAP ... THE BEST OPTION TO SAVE ST. PAULSThe Garden City Historical Society (TGCHS) advocates for responsible...
03/16/2026

A VOTE FOR CAP ... THE BEST OPTION TO SAVE ST. PAULS

The Garden City Historical Society (TGCHS) advocates for responsible and affordable preservation of all historic structures in Garden City.

The preservation of The Cathedral School of St. Paul is a priority for us.

Why?

🔹Maintaining the building’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places is important to preserving the character of the Village.

🔹St. Paul’s is one of the main reasons our Village is unique among all Long Island communities.

🔹Paul Goldberger, Pulitzer Prize winner for architecture criticism at The New York Times, wrote:

“St. Paul’s School is far more than a landmark in Garden City—it is one of the great works of the Gothic Revival in the United States, and along with the Cathedral of the Incarnation it stands as one of the key buildings by the American architect John Kellum and the British architect Henry G. Harrison.”

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, VOTE CAP, ROW B ... IT OFFERS US THE BEST OPTION TO SAVE ST. PAULS

01/20/2026

✨AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENING AWAITS✨
Join us Saturday, January 31st for our best Dinner & Wine Pairing yet, hosted by the Garden City Historical Society & Les Dames d’Escoffier New York.

Limited seats available — reserve now! Tickets can be purchased through the link below or by visiting A.T. Stewart Exchange Consignment Shop during store hours.

https://TGCHSSeafoodFeast.eventbrite.com

Address

109 11th Street
Garden City, NY
11530

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