Richmond Hill: Caribbean and South Asian Queens
Richmond Hill occupies a part of south-central Queens between Kew Gardens to the north and Ozone Park to the south. Population is around 99,000. The neighborhood was developed beginning in the 1860s by Albon P. Man and Edward Richmond as a planned suburb, giving the area its name. A number of large Victorian homes from that period remain along and near 118th Street.
Since the 1980s Richmond Hill has become home to one of the largest Indo-Caribbean communities in the United States, drawing residents whose ancestors migrated from India to Guyana and Trinidad under British indentured servitude and who subsequently moved to Queens. Liberty Avenue serves as the main commercial corridor, with roti shops, Hindu and Sikh religious institutions, and saree stores. The neighborhood also holds a significant Sikh population centered on the Sikh Cultural Society on 118th Street.
The A train runs along Liberty Avenue at the southern edge, and the J and Z trains run along Jamaica Avenue at the northern edge. Forest Park, on the border with Woodhaven and Kew Gardens, covers 538 acres of preserved woodland.
Escortservice.com operates as a directory of escort websites covering Richmond Hill and the broader Queens area. It does not book services, verify any credential, or act as an intermediary. Age 21 is the minimum for access.
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Richmond Hill occupies a part of south-central Queens between Kew Gardens to the north and Ozone Park to the south. Population is around 99,000. The neighborhood was developed beginning in the 1860s by Albon P. Man and Edward Richmond as a planned suburb, giving the area its name. A number of large Victorian homes from that period remain along and near 118th Street.
Since the 1980s Richmond Hill has become home to one of the largest Indo-Caribbean communities in the United States, drawing residents whose ancestors migrated from India to Guyana and Trinidad under British indentured servitude and who subsequently moved to Queens. Liberty Avenue serves as the main commercial corridor, with roti shops, Hindu and Sikh religious institutions, and saree stores. The neighborhood also holds a significant Sikh population centered on the Sikh Cultural Society on 118th Street.
The A train runs along Liberty Avenue at the southern edge, and the J and Z trains run along Jamaica Avenue at the northern edge. Forest Park, on the border with Woodhaven and Kew Gardens, covers 538 acres of preserved woodland.
Escortservice.com operates as a directory of escort websites covering Richmond Hill and the broader Queens area. It does not book services, verify any credential, or act as an intermediary. Age 21 is the minimum for access.
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