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First
Presbyterian
Church
Paterson, Passaic County

The first Presbyterian church in Paterson is a fairly large red brick
building, not kept much in repair at present. It sits on Main Street
and is marked by a tall rectangular tower, rather in the Romanesque mode.
I could find no cornerstone to indicate the date of its erection, but
I assume roughly the 1860s.
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