St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia

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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Philadelphia is a historic 19th-century Episcopal parish church renowned for its Greek Revival architecture designed by prominent American architect William Strickland.

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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Episcopal church
Greek Revival church
historic church building
parish church
architect William Strickland
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
associatedWithArchitect William Strickland
buildingType church
centuryOfConstruction 19th century
country United States
denomination Episcopal Church
hasArchitecturalFeature classical Greek Revival façade
monumental columns
temple-front composition
hasArchitecturalSignificance notable example of Greek Revival ecclesiastical architecture
hasDenominationalFamily Anglican
hasFunction parish center
place of worship
heritageStatus historic church
isHistoric true
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
locatedInCity Philadelphia
locatedInCountry United States
locatedInCounty Philadelphia County
locatedInRegion Northeastern United States
locatedInState Pennsylvania
namedAfter Saint Paul the Apostle
linked to: Apostle Paul
partOfDiocese Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania
religiousAffiliation Anglican Communion

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William Strickland notableWork St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
William Strickland designed St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia