Cathedral Church of Saint Pauls in Boston
Cathedral Church of Saint Pauls in Boston is a Church. It is near Mount Vernon Place and is also known as Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, Boston. The Church belongs to the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts and is built in the Greek Revival architecture style. It was built in 1819 and is a protected historic site. Ⓦ.
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- place of worship
- Building Type
- building
- Website
- https://www.stpaulboston.org/
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Liberty Mall300 ft
Armstrong Path400 ft
Northbound Platform (Track 6)Park Street
450 ft
Southbound Platform (Track 5)500 ft
Park StreetUnion Club, Roxbury Prep Lucy Stone Campus, Fields Corner, Fields Corner Library, Highland, Saint Matthews Syrian Orthodox Church, Park St @ Gertrude Rd, Park St @ Gilmore Terr, Park St @ Woodard Rd, Park St opp Gertrude Rd, 230 Park St opp Gilmore Terr, Park St @ Warren St
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Park Street Place0.1 mi
Park Street Mall0.1 mi
Lyman Path0.1 mi
Long PathTad Jr.
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Brimmer PathFrog Pond Café, Oneida Tablet
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Guild Steps0.2 mi
Joy PlaceAnne Hutchinson, Henry Cabot Lodge
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Joy StreetAmerican Dry Cleaners
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Mount Vernon Place0.2 mi
Hancock StreetMassachusetts State House Post Office, Kane Square, Hancock St @ Howe St, Hancock St @ Rowell St, Hancock St @ Trull St, Hancock St @ Glendale St, Hancock St @ Bird St, Hancock St @ Jerome St, Hancock St @ Bowdoin St
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Mount Vernon StreetNichols House Museum, Nuts Factory, Mt Vernon St @ Bayside Expo Center, 250 Mt Vernon St @ Geiger Gibson Health Center, Dorchester Ave @ Mt Vernon St, New Store On The Block, 263 Mt Vernon St @ St Christopher's Church, John F. Kennedy, Beacon Hill Wine & Spirits, Gary Drug Co., Mt Vernon St @ Paul A. Dever School, Mt Vernon St opp South Point Dr, Mt Vernon St @ South Point Dr, Mt Vernon St opp Paul A. Dever School, Mt Vernon St @ Bay Side Expo Center
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Ashburton PlaceState Police Government Center, Mildred F. Sawyer Library, Office of the Attorney General of Massachusetts Law Library
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Walnut StreetFairmount
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Derne StreetState Library Of Massachusetts, Florina Pizzeria & Paninoteca
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Bowdoin StreetGrotto Restaurant, 21st Amendment, Fill-A-Buster, Capitol Coffee House, Boston Barber Co. Beacon Hill, Beacon Hill Instant Shoe Repair, Church On The Hill, Bowdoin St @ Geneva Ave, Bowdoin St @ Adams St, Bowdoin St @ Tovar St, Bowdoin St @ Winter St, Hancock St @ Bowdoin St, Bowdoin St @ Eunice St, 169 Bowdoin St opp Eunice St, Bowdoin St @ Norton St, Bowdoin St @ Olney St, Bowdoin St @ Hamilton St, Bowdoin opp Mt Ida, Saint Peter Elementary School, Bowdoin St opp Elba Terr, Bowdoin St @ Quincy St, Bowdoin St @ Hendry St, Ashburton Park Entrance
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South Russell StreetSimmons Liquor
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Ridgeway Lane0.3 mi
Smith Court0.3 mi
Myrtle StreetBeacon Hill Market, Beacon Capitol Market, Myrtle the Turtle, Sue's Hair Salon, Primo's, Music Research Library
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Apartment buildings nearby
Archer Residences0.3 mi
Bowdoin School Apartments0.3 mi
Buildings nearby
Claflin Building0.1 mi
Chester Harding House0.1 mi
Amory–Ticknor House0.1 mi
Micropolis Beacon Hill Apartments0.2 mi
Bostonview Apartments0.2 mi
George Middleton House0.3 mi
Nichols House0.3 mi
Abiel Smith School0.3 mi
African Meeting House0.3 mi
William C. Nell House0.3 mi
Peter Faneuil House0.3 mi
Community centers nearby
Beacon Hill Friends House0.2 mi
Government buildings nearby
Massachusetts State House0.2 mi
Ice rinks nearby
Frog Pond0.1 mi
Museums nearby
Museum of African American History0.3 mi
Office buildings nearby
Congregational House0.1 mi
McCormack Building0.2 mi
Parks nearby
Ashburton Park0.2 mi
Temple Street Park0.3 mi
Playgrounds nearby
Tadpole Playground0.1 mi
Myrtle St. Playground0.3 mi
Residential buildings nearby
The Tudor0.2 mi
Other nearby
Sutton Corner0.2 mi
Michael J. Delhanty Square0.2 mi
| Year built | 1819 |
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| Architectural style | Greek Revival architecture |
| Diocese | Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts |
| Heritage designation | National Historic Landmark, National Register of Historic Places listed place |
| Located in | Boston |
| Country | United States |
| Key event | foundation stone laying ceremony |
| Described by | Sketches of Boston, Past and Present (1851) |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |