North Presbyterian Church, Manhattan
historic place
The North Presbyterian Church, a historic place in Manhattan, New York, stands at 525 West 155th Street. Its original congregation formed on June 27, 1847. The current church building, designed by Bannister & Schell, was dedicated on November 5, 1905. An adjacent Memorial House, designed by Eli Benedict, was added in 1923. The present congregation resulted from mergers, first with the Washington Heights Presbyterian Church in 1905, and then with the St. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian Church in 1927. The North Presbyterian Church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on February 5, 2014. No historical marker text is available for this site. This location reflects the evolution of Presbyterian communities in Manhattan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.