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'''Trinity Church''' was founded in 1697 and remains an active [[Episcopal]] church in the heart of [[Wall Street]] in Lower (southern) [[Manhattan]] in [[New York City]].  Its address is Broadway and Wall Street.
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'''Trinity Church''' was founded in 1697 and remains an active [[Episcopal]] church in the heart of [[Wall Street|the Financial District]] in Lower (southern) [[Manhattan]] in [[New York City]].  Its address is Broadway and Wall Street.
  
 
Many famous [[United States of America|American]]s worshipped at Trinity Church or are buried in its [[cemetery]], including [[William Bradford]], [[Hugh Williamson]], [[Alexander Hamilton]], [[Robert Fulton]], and [[Albert Gallatin]].
 
Many famous [[United States of America|American]]s worshipped at Trinity Church or are buried in its [[cemetery]], including [[William Bradford]], [[Hugh Williamson]], [[Alexander Hamilton]], [[Robert Fulton]], and [[Albert Gallatin]].

Revision as of 17:59, April 9, 2009

Trinity Church was founded in 1697 and remains an active Episcopal church in the heart of the Financial District in Lower (southern) Manhattan in New York City. Its address is Broadway and Wall Street.

Many famous Americans worshipped at Trinity Church or are buried in its cemetery, including William Bradford, Hugh Williamson, Alexander Hamilton, Robert Fulton, and Albert Gallatin.

See also