Trinity Church, New York Photos

Trinity Church (1846) (79 Broadway at Wall St.) was designed by Richard Upjohn in Gothic Revival style. Trinity's graveyard provides an open space between some significant heritage commercial buildings.

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Trinity Church (1846) (79 Broadway at Wall St.).
Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Richard Upjohn.

Gothic Revival features of Trinity Church over graveyard.

Tombstones & facade features of Trinity Church.

Gothic tower of Trinity Church.

Clock on tower of Trinity Church.

Evangelists Saints Luke & John on Trinity Church.

Front of Trinity Church.

Tympanum of Christ & Disciples over doorway of Trinity Church.

Stained glass windows of Christ & Evangelists + Peter & Paul in Trinity Church.

Stained glass windows of Christ & Evangelists + Peter & Paul in Trinity Church.

Tombstones at Trinity Church.

Tombstone (1700s) with skull in Trinity Church.

Tombstone (1761) with angel in Trinity Church.

Tombstone (1730s) with skull in Trinity Church.

Trinity Court Building (1927) (25 floors) by Henry I. Oser & American Stock Exchange buildings over Trinity Church graveyard.

American Stock Exchange (1921) (86 Trinity Place) (16 floors).
Style: Art Deco. Architect: Starrett & Van Vleck.

Empire Building (1898) (71 Broadway) (21 floors).
Architect: Kimball & Thompson.

Shrine in Trinity Church yard against Trinity office building north of church.

Trinity Building (1907) (111 Broadway).
Style: Late Gothic Revival. Architect: Francis Hatch Kimball. On National Register.

Facade of Trinity Building which shares lot with United States Realty Company Building just next door up Broadway.

Gothic Revival details of Trinity Building.

Gothic churchyard spire with Trinity & Equitable Buildings.

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