Church of the Holy Name of Jesus

207 West 96th Street, New York, NY 10025

Church of the Holy Name traces its history back to the Bloomingdale Catholic Association, organized in the 1860s in order to found a Catholic church in the Village of Bloomingdale. The church has been located at the same site since 1868, and the present-day building was completed in 1900 after Amsterdam Avenue was constructed, leveling existing hills and valleys. The Gothic structure is built of carved pink Milford granite with Munich stained glass windows and a “wooden arched ceiling.”

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