National parks have many stories to tell about events that happened at or near them in the days before they became parks. Some of those stories appear below.

Sara Roosevelt: Read about her contribution to the restoration of the church interior in the 1940's

The Long Journey of a 17th century Oak Chair: Learn about this 1639 chair that resides at St. Paul's.

Parish Hall: The 180-year-old history of the museum building at St. Paul's. 

A Meddling Royal Official: Turnout at a Famous Colonial Election in Westchester County in 1733

19th-century Models of the Church: Commemoration & History

"The Main body at the church": St. Paul's and the Revolutionary War

Eternal Light/Sanctuary Lamp - Commemorating History & Religion at St. Paul's

The Historic Erben At St. Paul's Church - One of the nation's oldest working organs

The Historic Cemetery At St. Paul's Church - Abridged Version

The Great Election of 1733

For Whom the Bell Tolls - The story of the bell of St. Paul's Church

The Church and The Law

The Battle of Pell's Point

St. Paul's and the Civil War