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18 comments:
A church on Staten Island?
You're lukewarm, Debbie!
Church not on Staten Island?
Warmer, Debbie.
A former church?
Cooler, David.
An active church? C'mon babe...give us something to work with here, please.
Sorry: It's an active church that's not on Staten Island.
Is it Judson Memorial Church on Washington Square?
Sorry, bellj--too close to Staten Island.
Queens?
Oh yes, Dolph--it's in Queens. And by "Queens" I do not mean "Chelsea." I mean "Queens."
If this is it, it is kind of a strange angle in your pics ... The Dutch Reform Church of Newtown?
Bowne Street (Reformed) Church, Flushing, NY? With Tiffany windows? Possibly made in Corona, Queens (the windows, anyway.)
I just saw a photo so I'll retract my guess before getting the "cool, Debbie" from DMF.
Is it the Steinway Reformed Church at the corner of Ditmars Boulevard and 41st Street in Astoria?
You got it, Myra--congrats!
More to come later. In the meantime, kudos to everyone for dispensing with this one so quickly! I'm very impressed.
I went to the Astoria/Steinway Village church, founded in 1891, for a pleasant chamber music program offered by Goliard Concerts. (Goliard resumes its schedule at the Steinway Reformed Church in October.) The first photo is the exterior of a stairwell that leads up to the main house of worship. The second photo shows windows opened to provide some relief from the evening heat.
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