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The exterior of the church is stunning and a stark contrast to the surrounding buildings in lower Manhattan. We were able to go inside on a previous visit but it is currently closed due to a refurbishment. The smaller chapel and cemetery are open and...More
Being Goth,this church really appealed to me. We walked all through it, including the graveyard. The only thing we regret is not being able to go in the gift shop. It was closed and we didn't know their hours. The church is only opened to...More
Like it would appear many other reviewers did, I came here to visit Alexander Hamilton and his family. However, beyond getting exactly what I wanted (seeing the resting place of our first Treasurer), the cemetery is beautiful and has a truly serene atmosphere. There are...More
On the way to visit Wall Street and the statues of the Charging Bull and Fearless Girl, we ran into Trinity Church and decided to stop in for a visit with Alexander Hamilton, the Schuler sisters and the titans of Wall Street. It was CRAZY...More
Like many other Broadway fans, we visited the graveyard at Trinity Church and searched the site for Alexander Hamilton. Many of the sites are marked. Hamilton's is currently behind cloth for restoration. His wife Eliza and son Phillip are buried next to him. Angelica, his...More
I have worked near this church for over 25 years and I still feel like it is the first time everytime. I have watched the gravestones fade away over the years. As a young man I sat in the church yard with my bag lunch...More
This is a very sweet little place in the financial district that is worth the visit. It is free and the historical value is well worth it. There is some renovation work occurring and your items will be checked and you will be screened. Hamilton's...More
I didnt go inside the Trinity Church, but even from the outside it looked like a impressive building.
We took a trip on the Staten Island Ferry and then walked over to this historic church, only to find it is closed due to renovations. There is a small chapel on the side that is still open, and is very nice, but we would...More
In B.H. (Before Hamilton) it was never so busy a tourist attraction. P.H. (Post Hamilton) it is a buzz with young theater fans looking for Hamilton's grave. Hey whatever gets them immersed in history
