St. Mary's Church, Roman Catholic church on Lodge Street in Albany, United States
St. Mary's Church is a brick building with Italian Romanesque Revival style and a tower completed in 1895, standing in downtown Albany. The interior combines Mannerist and French Gothic styles with German craftsmanship details and artistic elements throughout its spacious rooms.
The congregation was founded in 1796 and represents the oldest Catholic community in upstate New York. The current building is the third structure on this site and spans nearly two centuries of church history.
The church interior combines Mannerist and French Gothic styles, featuring German craftsmanship details and artistic elements throughout its spacious halls.
The site is accessible daily with varying service times throughout the week and on weekends. Visitors should check visiting hours ahead of time, as services may limit access to certain areas.
The church was Albany's first with electric lighting, a technological milestone when completed. This achievement made it a model for religious building projects in the region.
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