Saint Paul's Chapel and Graveyard

Year: 1766
Style: Georgian
City: Manhattan, NY

Saint Paul's Chapel and Graveyard, at Broadway and Fulton Street, was built in 1766, making it one of the earliest surviving buildings in Manhattan. It is designed in the Georgian style.

the style

Its Georgian design reflects the colonial-era architecture typical of New York's few surviving 18th-century churches.

significance

It was designated a New York City Individual Landmark (LP-00075) on August 16, 1966.

nearby

New York Evening Post Building 210 ft · Colonial Revival · 1930
195 Broadway 230 ft · Neoclassical · 1916
Western Union Telegraph Building 240 ft · Baroque Revival · 1875
Saint Peter's Roman Catholic Church 330 ft · Greek Revival
Corbin Building 430 ft · Romanesque Revival · 1889
30 Park Place 490 ft · Postmodernism · 2016

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