Facebook Community Resource Directory
A curated guide to Facebook groups, civic pages, alumni networks, and history communities connected to Hollis, Southeast Queens, Long Island, preservation, neighborhood memory, and local culture.
Hollis Neighborhood & Cultural Roots
Groups and pages where current and former residents share memories, photographs, local updates, family connections, and neighborhood pride.
Hollis Teens from the OLD neighborhood
A nostalgia-rich group focused on old photographs, street memories, school-day recollections, and the people who came of age in earlier eras of Hollis.
View Group on FacebookHollis Queens NY
A mostly historical look at the place I call home, south of Hillside Avenue, and its surrounding areas.
View Group on FacebookRAISED IN HOLLIS QUEENS
A large multi-generational network for people who grew up in Hollis, with posts about childhood memories, family roots, neighborhood timelines, and Southeast Queens identity.
View Group on FacebookTHE HOLLIS CREW
A longtime Hollis-centered group celebrating neighborhood bonds, family histories, local memories, and the cultural impact of Hollis blocks across generations.
View Group on FacebookWe Run Hollis
A community-minded page highlighting fitness, wellness, local events, neighborhood collaboration, and positive street-level activity in Hollis.
View Page on FacebookRegional Civic & Solidarity Networks
Nearby civic, professional, and community advocacy pages that support organizing, neighborhood improvement, historic districts, and Southeast Queens quality of life.
The BlaQue Resource Network
A Queens-centered network supporting civic action, economic empowerment, business visibility, professional collaboration, and community resource-sharing.
View Group on FacebookAddisleigh Park Civic Organization
The civic voice of a neighboring historic district, with a focus on preservation, neighborhood stewardship, landmark awareness, and community advocacy.
View Page on FacebookSt. Albans Civic Improvement Association
A civic association working on community improvement, zoning integrity, property protection, neighborhood quality of life, and local infrastructure concerns.
View Page on FacebookArchitectural & Archival History Communities
Preservation, old-house, Long Island history, and archival communities that offer examples, context, tools, and inspiration for protecting historic places.
Historic Preservation of Homes & Cities
A preservation-focused group sharing restoration examples, zoning concerns, historic architecture, and community efforts to protect older homes and neighborhoods.
View Group on FacebookHistorical Homes of America
A community for people interested in historic homes, building materials, restoration stories, old architecture, and the family histories attached to older structures.
View Group on FacebookOur Old House
A practical and passionate forum for old-house caretakers facing restoration questions, repair challenges, historical research, and preservation decisions.
View Group on FacebookLong Island Historical Association
A regional history group sharing old maps, local records, early families, photographs, and historical material related to Long Island and ancestral Queens County.
View Group on FacebookHuntington History, Long Island, New York
A Long Island history group focused on local records, early settlements, old buildings, family history, and the broader regional landscape connected to Queens roots.
View Group on FacebookHey Long Island... Do U Remember....?
A large nostalgia-driven group sharing photographs, commercial memories, landmarks, local stories, and everyday history from across Long Island.
View Group on FacebookHollis School & Alumni Networks
School and alumni groups that preserve the human memory of Hollis through classmates, teachers, families, parish communities, and neighborhood education history.
STUDENTS OF P.S. 134 Q IN HOLLIS QUEENS
An alumni network and memory forum for those connected to P.S. 134 on 109th Avenue in Hollis.
View Group on FacebookIncarnation School - Queens Village - Hollis, NY
A group reconnecting classmates, teachers, families, and parish-community members tied to Incarnation School and its neighborhood legacy.
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