Church of the Messiah


Broadway. 
New York, N.Y.

(1839 to 1865)

Published Date: 1853 


Notes:
Written on border: "Putnam's M. 15, 1853" 

Digital ID: 801009 
NYPL Call Number: PC NEW YC-Chu-(A-Z)


Unitarian:  "Church of the Messiah," a colony from the First Congregational*, 
1826, Prince, corner Mercer Street; 
1837, burned; 
1839, Broadway, near Waverly Place, then 1865 sold; 
1867. Park Avenue and East Thirty­fourth Street. 

*("First Congregational," 1821, Chambers, near Church Street; 1843, sold; now "All Souls," 
corner Twentieth Street and Fourth Avenue.)


The "Church of the Messiah" was bought by A. T. Stewart and converted to a theatre, 
also the "Amity Street" Baptist, converted to a stable. " Pearl Street " 

Meeting House was bought by Messrs. Appleton, and the Broome Street,
 corner of Greene, by the Merchants' Express Co.




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