First Presbyterian Church, Gothic Revival church in Greenwich Village, New York, US.
The First Presbyterian Church is a church building in Greenwich Village located at Fifth Avenue between West 11th and 12th Street. The structure displays Gothic Revival features like pointed arches and ornamental details on its stone exterior.
The congregation formed in 1716 and held its first services in 1719 on Wall Street. The church moved to its current location on Fifth Avenue in 1846.
The stained glass windows inside come from notable artists like Louis Comfort Tiffany and shape how the space feels when you walk through it. These artworks draw visitors who want to see the connection between faith and craftsmanship.
The building is easily accessible by public transit and sits in an active neighborhood. Visitors should know that services happen at set times and it helps to check hours ahead of your visit.
The church holds two impressive organs built by craftsman Sebastian M. Glück, with the main organ completed in 2009. These instruments host musical performances that draw people beyond regular worship.
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