St. Paul's chapel in New York has a remarkable history. It was more or less the only public building in NYC that survived the Revolution intact. George Washington worshipped there. It survived the 9/11 attacks almost unscathed even though the towers collapsed almost right across the street and a lot of the church's trees and gravestones were destroyed. For months after the disaster the church was a staging area for ground zero workers.
One thing that was damaged, though, was the church's organ.
Well, now it has been restored.
Friday, April 10, 2009
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