The Trust for Governors Island announced on Friday a major overhaul of ... Building 140 has had many uses over the years during Governors Island’s history as a U.S. Army and Coast Guard base. ...

NYC Ferry service also serves Governors Island, from terminals on the East River in Manhattan and from Brooklyn. Governors Island, a former U.S. Coast Guard base, has been open to the public since ...

The Trust for Governors Island has just released two request for ... formerly home to Commanding Officer’s quarters during Governors Island’s history as a U.S. Army and Coast Guard Base, ...

Governors Island’s sprawling Italian day spa QC NY is expanding with a new building, ... until QC NY opened, the ferry only ran to the former Coast Guard base seasonally.

From Dutch outpost to urban playground, Governors Island has had many lives. Now, it's pioneering a zero-waste concept that could show other cities how to develop more sustainably.

In recent years, the island has woken from its slumber as a former military site—an identity it's held since 1995 when the Coast Guard left—and has become a destination for culture with a ...

Governors Island was a military post and later a major command headquarters for the Army from 1794 until 1966, when it was transferred to the Coast Guard, which left in 1996.