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Figure 95: Trinity Church, New York City, by Richard Upjohn, 1839-46. Upjohn, Richard: Trinity Church Map of central New York City focused on Manhattan, displaying major streets, neighborhoods, parks such as Central Park and Riverside Park, subway lines, bridges, tunnels, and points of interest including museums and landmarks. Surrounding boroughs like Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx are partially visible.
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Trinity Church

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    • Upjohn, Richard: Trinity Church
      Richard Upjohn

      His first example is Trinity Church, New York City (1839–46), a building that became renowned for the beauty and purity of its Perpendicular Gothic lines.

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      His first example is Trinity Church, New York City (1839–46), a building that became renowned for the beauty and purity of its Perpendicular Gothic lines.

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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / United States

    …Gothic church; but it was Trinity Church (1839–46) at New York City, in a flat, harsh Gothic style, that established his reputation. This was built for the Episcopalians and was rigidly “correct” in the ecclesiological sense. During the next 30 years he designed no fewer than 40 Gothic churches, mostly…

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    …Gothic church; but it was Trinity Church (1839–46) at New York City, in a flat, harsh Gothic style, that established his reputation. This was built for the Episcopalians and was rigidly “correct” in the ecclesiological sense. During the next 30 years he designed no fewer than 40 Gothic churches, mostly…

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