Madonna Church, Catholic church in Fort Lee, United States
Madonna Church is a church building in Fort Lee with distinctive Gothic Revival architecture and detailed stained glass windows. The structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and displays traditional religious design elements characteristic of its era.
The church was built on land originally granted to Samuel Moore in 1726, which later changed ownership before being used for the religious building. Its construction marked an important point in the development of religious infrastructure in the region.
The church serves the local Catholic community as a gathering place for worship and shared spiritual life. People from the surrounding area come here regularly to practice their faith together and maintain their religious traditions.
Access is gained through Hoefley's Lane and the location is familiar to many local visitors. It is helpful to check ahead for visiting times and service schedules to plan a comfortable visit.
The place is closely tied to the legacy of Henry James Anderson, a surgeon and professor at Bard College who funded its construction. His remains rest beneath the church floor along with his family, giving the location special significance.
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