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St. Paul's Church, Mount Vernon, N.Y. Mount Vernon: Saint Paul's Church National Historic Site
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St. Paul’s Church

church, Mount Vernon, New York, United States
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  • Mount Vernon: Saint Paul's Church National Historic Site
    Mount Vernon

    St. Paul’s Church (1763), used during the Revolution as a British military hospital, was dedicated a national historic site in 1943. Inc. village, 1853; city, 1892. Pop. (2000) 68,381; (2010) 67,292.

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    St. Paul’s Church (1763), used during the Revolution as a British military hospital, was dedicated a national historic site in 1943. Inc. village, 1853; city, 1892. Pop. (2000) 68,381; (2010) 67,292.

    Read More