Saint Stephen's Church
- Architect
- James Renwick Jr.
- Year
- 1990
- City
- Manhattan, NY
Saint Stephen's Church, at 151 East 28th Street, was designed by James Renwick Jr. and was designated a New York City Individual Landmark on October 28, 2008. The parish of St. Stephen the Martyr was formed in 1848, originally on Madison Avenue, with a temporary church dedicated there by Bishop John Hughes on December 23, 1849 before the congregation moved to its present site.
the architect
James Renwick Jr. was a historically significant 19th-century American architect known for his church commissions.
significance
The building carries a New York City Individual Landmark designation (LP-02259), granted October 28, 2008.
nearby
- New York School of Applied Design
- New York School of Applied Design for Women
- Sixty-Ninth Regiment Armory
- New York Life Insurance Company Building
- 33rd Street
- Hotel Seville (now The James NoMad Hotel)