Manhattan · NYC landmark
Former Catholic Apostolic Church
417-419 West 57th Street · Manhattan, New York City
A small church used molded clay to create a large rose window and animal figures.
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NYFE Summary
The congregation belonged to a Christian movement founded in England that expected Christ’s return. It worshipped elsewhere in New York before commissioning its own building. The group retained this church until 1995, when it gave it to a Lutheran congregation.
Red brick and terra cotta rise above a brownstone base. A rose window fills a pointed arch in the central tower. A winged lion and an eagle below it represent the evangelists Mark and John.
NYFE summary from the official history and visitor sources linked below.
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