Reformed Church on Staten Island

The Reformed Church is a brick building with a fieldstone foundation located in Port Richmond on Staten Island. A prominent columned portico with Doric capitals marks the main entrance and reflects the Greek Revival style of the structure.

The congregation was established in 1660 and initially gathered in a simpler building that was destroyed during the British occupation. The current structure with Greek Revival design was built in 1844 and has remained in this location since then.

The congregation here has deep roots in the Dutch settlement of Staten Island and served as a gathering place for the community for centuries. Today, locals and visitors can see how this space continues to bring people together through worship and shared events.

The building is visible from the street and easy to reach on foot, especially if you are exploring Port Richmond. Parking is available nearby, which makes visiting straightforward.

The cemetery beside the church holds graves from the colonial period with inscriptions that tell stories of early settlers. These burial sites offer a quiet window into the Dutch roots of the island.