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First Hungarian Reformed Church
346 East 69th Street · Manhattan, New York City
Hungarian architectural details record a congregation's move from the Lower East Side to Yorkville.
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NYFE Summary
The congregation followed Hungarian residents moving uptown from the Lower East Side. Its church joined a neighboring parsonage as a new community base. The design used details associated with Hungarian folk building traditions.
The central tower has a steep conical roof and an orb-shaped weather vane. Paddle-like patterns, rose panels and national shields distinguish the front. Some tile surfaces have since been painted white.
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