Queen of Peace Residence, Little Sisters of the Poor
Joseph's 1968 Little Sisters job was the new Queens Village home that replaced two 19th-century elder-care institutions.

A current photograph of the building itself, not a construction-period image.
Undated · Image: BusinessYab directory · Reuse terms not verified. · Source
Why this project matters
- Project identity
- Verified
- Kelly connection
- Family source
- Masonry scope
- Probable
Rita’s list

Transcription: Little Sisters — 1968
Recorded by Rita Bartscherer · Bartscherer family record
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1 of two
“Little Sisters — 1968”
Fundraising to build the Queens Village home was underway by 1967; Queen of Peace opened in February 1970 as a newly constructed modern residence.
Joseph's work sits directly in the transition from old urban charitable homes to a modern purpose-built elder-care campus.
What Kelly did here
Family source
Probable
Likely: most likely CMU/concrete-block partitions, shafts, stair/elevator enclosures and other fire-rated/service walls; exterior brick or masonry backup is also plausible where the hospital addition used a masonry facade.
This scope is recorded as probable, not documented. It is a disciplined reading of the building and the trade practice of the period, not a contract-level record of Kelly’s work.
The construction team
The construction team for this job has not yet been established.
What happened to it
Still standing
Queen of Peace Residence remains an active Little Sisters of the Poor elder-care facility at the same Queens Village address.
110-30 221st Street, Queens Village, NY 11429
Sources
4 citedOpen →
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- 02thetablet.org
little sisters mark 150th year in us
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- 04businessyab.com
queen of peace residence 718 464 1800
- Unattributed · Reuse terms not verified · BusinessYab directory
Current exterior of Queen of Peace Residence, 110-30 221st Street.
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