St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Architect
Alexander Rice Esty
Year
1867
Style
Gothic Revival
City
Boston, MA
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church was built in 1867 to designs by Alexander Rice Esty, a regional church architect, in the Gothic Revival style he favored for New England congregations.

the style

Its Gothic Revival design follows the pointed-arch, vertically emphasized church vocabulary that defined Esty's ecclesiastical work.

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the architect

Alexander Rice Esty was a recognized regional architect known for his church commissions across Massachusetts, of which St. Peter's is one.

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