About UsPartner With Us

Saint Thomas Church

Saint Thomas Church 1 Churches Midtown West

In 1823, a group of prominent men joined together to form a new Episcopal church in New York. St. Thomas had a troubling history of fire and destruction until the consecration of its current building on 53rd and Fifth Avenue in 1913. Designed by Lee Lawrie and Bertram Goodhue - the same architecture team that is responsible for Saint Bartholomew on 50th Street and Park Avenue - St. Thomas is as magnificent as many English cathedrals. An avid fan of its limestone exterior, sandstone interior, French High Gothic Style, and stained glass windows, I have never missed an opportunity to step indoors to admire and appreciate this incredible work of art.

Location
Loading
Saint Thomas Church 1 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 2 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 3 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 4 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 5 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 6 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 7 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 8 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 9 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 10 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 11 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 12 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 13 Churches Midtown West
Saint Thomas Church 14 Churches Midtown West

More Churches nearby

More places on 53rd Street