A church that preserves an important chapter in our nation's history.
Saint Paul's Church helps to tell the story of the development of colonial society and the road to the American Revolution. It consists of an 18th-century church that was used as a Revolutionary War hospital, a historic cemetery with burial stones dating to 1704 and the remnant of a Village Green that was the site of the Election of 1733 which raised issues of Freedom of Religion and Press.
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Who passed through these gates?
A vast array of notable people have been associated with Saint Paul's Church. Their biographies convey the essence of American history.
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If this tombstone could only talk.
Battles, elections, and a kind Roosevelt are the subjects of many stories that unfolded on and around the site of this church.
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Educational and entertaining!
Saint Paul's Church hosts a wide variety of special programming including speakers, dinners, concerts, walking tours, and more. View our schedule.
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A place where learning never ends.
Saint Paul's is much more than a revolutionary era church. The education it provides extends beyond its seventeenth century facade.
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