

Discover the rich history and iconic landmarks that make Roosevelt Island a unique destination in New York City.

The sixth oldest surviving farmhouse in New York City, built in 1796.

A distinctive 1889 chapel serving as a community center.

A striking Gothic ruin designed by James Renwick, Jr. in 1856.

A fifty-foot beacon of maritime heritage built in 1872.

A distinctive eight-sided tower from the 1839 New York Lunatic Asylum.

America's first pathological and bacteriological research laboratory.

A monument honoring pioneering journalist Nellie Bly, opened December 2021.