Founded in 1875, Flushing High School is the oldest high school in the five boroughs of NYC. It first graduating class in 1878 had six students; today, there are over 2000 graduates per year.

The building, constructed in 1915, was declared a New York City Landmark in 1991 and underwent a renovation in 2007 – 08 to repair the roof limestone and terra cotta facade and brick facing and repointing the mortar.

The school’s monumental square entrance towers, picturesque silhouette, asymmetrical massing, and assorted Gothic-inspired details  typical of an english university have been restored.

Restored to its former glory, this school will provide a educational haven for Queens residents.