Westbury LIRR Station, Eastbound

Commuters waiting indoors on a cold December day.

Holyrood Cemetery, Westbury, NY

Dreary Rain in Lower Manhattan on Christmas Eve, 2014

Sewer Repairs along Church Street

Historic St. Paul's Chapel at Ground Zero

View of Freedom Tower and Ground Zero monument from the front gate of St. Paul's Chapel in lower Manhattan, New York City.

Welcome to Historic St. Paul's Chapel

Established in 1766

Manhattan's Oldest Public Building in Continuous Use

Witness to the Great Fire of 1776

Host to George Washington on Inauguration Day

Survivor of the Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001

A Parish of Trinity Church in the City of New York

www.saintpaulschapel.org

View of monument under construction at the site of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

Old above-ground graves at St. Paul's Chapel in New York City.

Another view of construction along Church Street.

Most of the tombstones at St. Paul's Chapel are illegible due to age.

View of public benches at St. Paul's Chapel.

Gravestone (in French) of Etienne Marie Bechet, Sir (Sieur) de Rochefontaine.

Etienne, born on 20 February 1755 in the canton of Ay en Champagne, in the department of Marne, France, later Anglicized his name to Stephen Rochefontaine. Stephen Rochefontaine served as a military engineer under George Washington in the Continental Army. Following the American Revolution, Rochefontaine served as the Chief of Engineers of the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Rochefontaine died in New York City on January 30, 1814.

This bell commemorates the bond between New York City (U.S.A.) and London (U.K.), reaffirmed by the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

View of Freedom Tower, WTC, from St. Paul's.

Old St. Peter's Church, Lower Manhattan, New York City

Landmarks of New York

Old St. Peter's Church

Here worships New York State's oldest Roman Catholic Parish, organized in 1785. The first church on this site, built a year later, remained until 1836. The present building, whose Greek Revival design is attributed to Isaiah Rogers, was blessed by Bishop John Hughes in 1838.

Plaque Erected 1962 by the New York Community Trust

Garbage Night in Brooklyn