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  I like historical tourism. This chapel is where on April 30, 1789, after Washington took the oath of office to become the first President of the United States, he made his way from Federal Hall on Wall Street to St. Paul’s Chapel, where he attended services. Also where 9/11 rescue workers congregated to rest and share meals between shift offers a truly special landmark

  Added April 30, 2017 by Lynn Gariepy
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  This place is amaizing. It has such a strong history in New York City. It has survived 9-11 and a fire which swept the region in the 1800's. The inside has such a peaceful feeling. The architecture is beautiful and the glass near the alter is interesting because some of the panes are pink, some green and some clear glass. Along the walls are nicely done history of the Parish. A back room has been dedicated to 9-11. This is where the workers of the tragedy came to rest, find shelter and food. This was the main organization location for the rescue and recovery efforts. The back room has a lower case displaying the patches of the squadrons involved.
  During 9-11 the outside fence was where all of those who came to show respect came to place candles, flowers and photos or to cry over loved ones. The iron fence held many items of sorrow and loss for a city which needed to grieve during 9-11.
  Behind the church is a quaint cemetery with old stones going back to the beginning of the United States being settled. The trees are old and have stood the test of time and tragedy and the entire area has a feel of being put back in time or back in Europe with tall Wall Street buildings dwarfing this Chapel. The Chapels tower must have been the tallest in the area for a very long time and now it is the shortest.

  Added January 25, 2017 by Kentee Pasek
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  Church was a very emotional experience. It was incredible to see how close it was to the world trade centers and did not get touched. Very cool to see the benches and pictures of how the church was used to serve first responders during 9/11.

  Added December 30, 2016 by Jordan Ritsema
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  Not only historic; for George Washington went here, the church was used extensively by rescuers in 9/11/2001! It is very old and beautiful as well! Unknown to many is a program for homeless that has helped many get back on their feet! The clocks give everyone the beautiful time with their historic hands not digitally!

  Added December 03, 2016 by S.j. sparber
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  Behind the shadow of God stands the great determination and power. What a powerful place it is!

  Added September 02, 2016 by Vedanaarayanan S