A very impressive church. We decided to visit the church and cemetery. We went through security to enter the church. The security workers were very nice and friendly. We went mainly to visit the cemetery. It’s a neat historical place to visit.

Trinity Church is a great place to visit and full and so much history. The grave sites of Alexander Hamilton, Eliza Hamilton, their son and Robert Fulton are located there. It was especially fun to visit the church and follow up that night with watching Hamilton at the Richard Rogers Theatre. The church is magnificent with such architectural design. The grounds are very tranquil and serene. The location is perfect for walking from the Downtown Marriott. No charge to enter, but I did make a donation to the church.

So little in New York is free and really worth experiencing. Trinity Church is that place. The beautiful church and adjoining rooms, combined with the excitement of seeing Alexander, Eliza, and Phillip Hamilton’s resting place, make this a must see for any Hamilton fan. And Hercules Mulligan! My teens really enjoyed this stop, and it’s proximity to the WTC memorial made it a moving, inexpensive morning. If you’re looking to up the cost, be sure to stop by Century 21 department store nearby.

…so I went in for the 11.15am Sunday Eucharist. It’s a really attractive physical environment and at a human level, it’s warm, welcoming and friendly. It was almost ‘standing room only’. When the organist did start playing, the sound that ricocheted around the building was magnificent, no less so the singing from the circa 16 choristers. They were seriously impressive, their harmonies pitch perfect, powerful, sensitive, rich and evocative. The service itself was straightforward and easily navigable thanks to a very professionally presented and engaging service pamphlet. And Matthew who delivered the sermon was thankfully relevant and appropriately ‘entertaining’. 75 minutes later and I re-entered the secular world thoroughly uplifted, thoroughly energised.

Historic Episcopal church in the Gothic Revival style - It’s the third church building to be constructed on this site. There’s a quick bag check to enter the church. Adjacent to the church is the Trinity Churchyard where several notable figures are buried - Alexander Hamilton, Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton, Philip Hamilton, Angelica Schuyler Church, Hercules Mulligan, Robert Fulton, William Bradford, & more.

New York's Trinity Church is a remarkable structure in Manhattan. Surrounded by Wall Street's tall skyscrapers, it maintains a tranquil, secluded character. Interior is simple but solemn. The stained glass is impressive.

Most people visit this church for the cemetery. It’s incredible to see so many well preserved tombstones, many of which are pre-revolutionary war. The grounds are very well cared for, and the security guards that patrol the church are polite and professional. If you have time, it’s worth a quick stop to pay respects and also visit Alexander and Elisa Hamilton’s graves.