“An imposing pile”: so contemporary descriptions might have characterized this tall, spreading, hip-roofed mass of quarry-faced masonry with its miscellany of gables and stubby turrets. Windows are rather spottily located, with a giant wheel window stealing most attention. It
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First Presbyterian Church
1892, J. D. Johnston. 167 Broadway
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