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FreeWalk the narrow street from Trinity Church past the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall to the East River.

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Trinity Church is a sightseeing stop in New York, NY, part of the New York City guide. Cost: free.
89 Broadway · New York, NY
Trinity Church is an Episcopal parish church at 89 Broadway, completed in 1846 to a Gothic Revival design by Richard Upjohn, with a spire and cross that rise 281 feet. You enter through bronze doors conceived by Richard Morris Hunt and can look for the stained glass, including a window by Thomas Denny installed in 2022. In the churchyard you can find the graves of Alexander Hamilton, Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton and Robert Fulton. The church invites all visitors to its services and programs.
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Walk the narrow street from Trinity Church past the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall to the East River.
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