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Old North Church Architectural Data, Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts

P. H. Batcheler

One of the most historically significant churches in America is Christ Church, Boston, familiarly known as 'Old North.' Built between 1723-1740 on Salem Street in Boston's North End, Old North is famous for the two signal lanters that were placed in its steeple on the eve of the first skirmishes of the American Revolution. Under the stewardship of the Corporation of Christ Church and the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, Old North continues to serve parishioners and visitors today as it has for more than two centuries. This study is an historic structure report containing the administrative and architectural data sections.

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Old North Church Architectural Data, Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts

P. H. Batcheler

One of the most historically significant churches in America is Christ Church, Boston, familiarly known as 'Old North.' Built between 1723-1740 on Salem Street in Boston's North End, Old North is famous for the two signal lanters that were placed in its steeple on the eve of the first skirmishes of the American Revolution. Under the stewardship of the Corporation of Christ Church and the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, Old North continues to serve parishioners and visitors today as it has for more than two centuries. This study is an historic structure report containing the administrative and architectural data sections.

Old North Church Architectural Data, Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts

P. H. Batcheler

One of the most historically significant churches in America is Christ Church, Boston, familiarly known as 'Old North.' Built between 1723-1740 on Salem Street in Boston's North End, Old North is famous for the two signal lanters that were placed in its steeple on the eve of the first skirmishes of the American Revolution. Under the stewardship of the Corporation of Christ Church and the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, Old North continues to serve parishioners and visitors today as it has for more than two centuries. This study is an historic structure report containing the administrative and architectural data sections.

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Title:

Old North Church Architectural Data, Boston National Historical Park, Massachusetts

Contributors:

P. H. Batcheler (author)

Publication date:

1981

Size:

316 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Recreation , Education, Law, & Humanities , History , National parks , Religious buildings , Architecture , Management , Design , Massachusetts , Paints , Maintenance , Surveys , Christ Church , Historic preservation , Boston National Historical Park , Boston(Massachusetts) , American Revolution

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