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St Paul's Episcopal Church
Englewood, Bergen County

This large stone church sits on the main thoroughfare (Engle Street) in the city. It includes two flying buttresses on each side—surely for the sake of Gothic tradition rather than of necessity—for it was erected in 1899. The architect was ___. The congregation was founded in 1865, and the second church built by the congregation in 1895 still exists as a chapel to the rear of this building.

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