Why is this building significant?
Built of granite trimmed with limestone and cast stone, this Victorian-era church was modeled on a typical English parish church of the late Gothic period. A crossing tower dominates the cruciform church, which includes porches and buttresses, as well as opalescent windows manufactured by Tiffany Studios. The church is connected by means of a cloister to a Tudor-style rectory.
What did the New York Landmarks Conservancy do?
We provided grants totaling $41,000 for restoring stained-glass windows, designing drainage improvements, and planning and implementing a $350,000 tower restoration project.
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