Marble Collegiate Church
1 West 29th Street New York, NY 10001
History
Marble Collegiate Church stands as a living testament to New York City’s rich history, tracing its origins to one of the city’s oldest congregations.
Our restoration efforts honor this legacy by safeguarding the church’s architectural and cultural heritage. Built in 1854, the stunning Neo-Romanesque Gothic structure boasts remarkable original features, including the communion table and chancel chairs, still preserved to this day.
The church’s iconic 215-foot steeple, majestic tower bells, and gleaming white marble façade—sourced from Hastings-on-Hudson—continue to captivate visitors and worshippers alike. Every detail reflects our commitment to maintaining the integrity of this historic treasure for future generations.
Scope of work
Face brick replacement
Masonry parapet rebuilding
Installation of brick elevation
Masonry parapet rebuilding
Installation of brick elevation
Roof replacement
Installation of cast stone copings
Project
Architect:
Howard L. Zimmerman Architects PC
Year Built
1854
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