2. St. Paul’s Chapel (1766)
St. Paul’s Chapel stands as Manhattan’s oldest surviving church, gracefully weathering centuries of change and adversity. Its colonial-era architecture presents a serene contrast to the bustling city around it. Remarkably, the chapel endured the September 11 attacks, serving as a sanctuary for first responders and mourners. This sacred space is cherished for its resilience and role in comforting a city in turmoil. Discover its ongoing legacy at Trinity Church NYC.
