St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (New Britain, Connecticut)

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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in New Britain, Connecticut, is a historic 19th-century Episcopal church notable for its distinctive Gothic Revival architecture designed by architect Edward Tuckerman Potter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century church building
Episcopal church
Gothic Revival church
historic church building
architect Edward Tuckerman Potter
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival architecture
centuryOfConstruction 19th century
country United States
denomination Episcopal Church (United States)
linked to: Episcopal Church
hasArchitect Edward Tuckerman Potter
hasArchitecturalType parish church
hasFeature Gothic Revival detailing
buttresses
pointed-arch windows
tower or steeple
heritageDesignation historic 19th-century church
locatedIn Connecticut
Hartford County, Connecticut
linked to: Hartford County

New Britain, Connecticut
namedAfter Saint Paul the Apostle
linked to: Apostle Paul
partOf Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut
religiousAffiliation Anglican Communion
Christianity
usedFor Episcopal worship
religious services

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Edward Tuckerman Potter notableWork St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (New Britain, Connecticut)
Edward Tuckerman Potter notableWork St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Hartford, Connecticut)
linked to: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (New Britain, Connecticut)
Edward Tuckerman Potter notableWork St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Waterbury, Connecticut)
linked to: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (New Britain, Connecticut)