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First Hungarian Reformed Church of New York City

Opening Hours
Today: 9am–2pm
Wed:
9am–2pm
Thurs:
9am–2pm
Fri:
9am–2pm
Sat:
9am–4pm
Sun:
9am–4pm
Mon:
9am–2pm
Location
344 East 69th Street
First Hungarian Reformed Church of New York City 1 Churches Upper East Side Uptown East

Though the congregation was established in 1895, the golden yellow building, designed in the Hungarian vernacular architectural style by Emery Roth, was not completed until 1916. The church is now the oldest in the neighborhood and still holds services in Hungarian every Sunday.

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First Hungarian Reformed Church of New York City 1 Churches Upper East Side Uptown East

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