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Exterior of the Church of the Messiah at 272 Orange Street, designed by David Russell Brown.

Located on the New Haven Green. Designed by Ithiel Town and completed in 1814, it was one of the first Gothic Revival churches in the United States.

The exterior of St. John's Episcopal Church at the southwest corner of Humphrey and Orange Streets. Established in 1852, it moved into this building in 1899.

Two and a half story Gothic Revival style brick church with a gable to street roof located at 397 Ferry Street.

View across the green from the Northeast.

St. Paul's was designed by Sidney M. Stone and consecrated April 22, 1830. It was built at the corner of Chapel and Olive Streets where it is now known as St. Paul and St. James Episcopal Church.

Designed by Henry Austin and built in 1849 at 425 College Street. This photo shows the building before its renovation in 1905, when a portico and cupola were added.

Located on the New Haven Green. Designed by Ithiel Town and completed in 1814, it was one of the first Gothic Revival churches in the United States. The pyramid-shaped structure on top of the tower was added in 1870 when the original wooden tower was…

All Saints' was an Episcopal church at the corner of Howard Avenue and Lamberton Street. Handwritten on reverse: "All Saints' Church Howard Ave."

A street vendor selling bananas poses with a cart in front of the First Methodist Church, designed by Henry Austin and built in 1849 at 425 College Street. This photo shows a partial view before its renovation in 1905, when a portico and cupola were…