St. Paul’s Chapel
209 Broadway, New York, NY 10007
History
Located in Lower Manhattan is St. Paul’s Chapel, a part of the parish of Trinity Church Wall Street. With its construction dating back to 1766, preceding the American Revolution, this truly historical structure stands out amidst the modern skyline of New York City.
As Manhattan’s oldest surviving church building, it has welcomed respected figures like George Washington through its doors, solidifying the structure’s significance not just to the city of New York but also to the nation.
However, the Chapel’s significance extends beyond its age. It stands as a symbol of the enduring spirit of New York City. Having weathered numerous disasters, including fires and the tragic events of 9/11, St. Paul’s Chapel remains a testament to the resilience and strength New York City embodies so well.
Scope of work
Dutchman repairs
Repair of decorative copper
Solder repairs
Installation of missing cast iron elements
Fence repair
Other
Louver restoration
Project
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