Snug Harbor Cultural Center

1000 Richmond Ter Ste 10, Staten Island, NY 10301 (718) 448-2500 www.snug-harbor.org

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The majestic Greek Revival buildings adorning this campus were built between 1831 and 1880 as dormitories for retired sailors, who were hous... The majestic Greek Revival buildings adorning this campus were built between 1831 and 1880 as dormitories for retired sailors, who were housed here until 1976. Read More

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Did you know? The Sailor's Snug Harbor fence, completed in 1845, was designed by Frederick Diaper, who used the Cumberland Gates in Hyde Par... Did you know? The Sailor's Snug Harbor fence, completed in 1845, was designed by Frederick Diaper, who used the Cumberland Gates in Hyde Park, London, as his inspiration. Read More

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The Sung Harbor iron fence runs 1/3 mile along Richmond Terrace and was built to prevent residents of Snug Harbor, originally a home for ret... The Sung Harbor iron fence runs 1/3 mile along Richmond Terrace and was built to prevent residents of Snug Harbor, originally a home for retired seamen, from taking “unauthorized excursions.” Read More

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Staten Island's premiere jewel!

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The Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art is Snug Harbor's Contemporary Arts Center. Check out the Botanical Gardens, live summer philharmoni... The Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art is Snug Harbor's Contemporary Arts Center. Check out the Botanical Gardens, live summer philharmonic performances, and other art groups throughout the year. Read More

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Wagner College is in residence here till December - check us out at Www.Wagner.edu

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Founded as a haven for aged sailors in 1801, Snug Harbor evolved into a completely self-contained community over the next century, complete ... Founded as a haven for aged sailors in 1801, Snug Harbor evolved into a completely self-contained community over the next century, complete with its own hospital, farm and more. (From Aerial America) Read More

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Did you know? This nature and cultural getaway was originally built as a home for retired sailors.

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In the deep south of Staten Island, this lush, more-than-300-acre green space is teeming with plant and animal life. Come and enjoy the narr... In the deep south of Staten Island, this lush, more-than-300-acre green space is teeming with plant and animal life. Come and enjoy the narrow woodland trails, which can be hiked or biked. Read More

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