Saint Paul's Church National Historic Site Collections

An 18th century church in Mount Vernon, New York, Saint Paul's was the site of a colonial election in 1733 which led to establishing a principle of religious freedom and was used as a Revolutionary War hospital in 1776. The associated cemetery contains graves from 1704 to the present.

The archive includes several documents related to the ecclesiastical history of the site, including a list of pew-holders with their locations, as well as period illustrations and photographs of the church.

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The American History Archives Collections

Castle Clinton | Federal Hall | General Grant Memorial | Hamilton Grange | St. Paul's Church | Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace

The American History Archives contain historic images, documents and artifacts from the collections of six of the Manhattan Sites of the National Parks of New York Harbor. These sites, all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, capture important moments in American history from the early 18th century to the early 20th century.