Catherine Post Ritter (1766 – 1828) was instrumental in founding the first church in Greenwich Village and was, by all accounts, a remarkable woman. Left a widow with seven children …
Read More →Back in the early to mid-19th Century, Hudson Street was essentially a country road. The only house on Street itself from Canal heading north to the Church’s current location was …
Read More →As CoVid 19 continues its indiscriminate threat to the way we live, worship and interact, it is somewhat sadly paradoxical that it was an epidemic that built the Village of Greenwich back in the early years of the 19th Century…
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