- Park Street Church with its tall ornate steeple towering over the street against a blue sky. Park Street Church from the Granary Burying Ground.
- In 1816 Park Street Church joined with Old South Church to form the City Mission Society, a social service society to serve Boston's urban poor.
- Located in the bustling city of Boston, Massachusetts, lies the historic and beautiful Park Street Church.
- Park Street Church was built in 1809 on a site between the Boston Common and the Granary Cemetery—juxtaposed between this life and the next.
- Located right next door to historic Granary Burial Ground, the Park Street Church is one of 16 stops along the Freedom Trail.
- Park Street Church is a historic church, on Boston's Freedom Trail. Founded in 1809 by a group of 26 Trinitarians against the rising New England Unitarian tide...
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- Designed by Peter Banner, the 217 ft. steeple of Park Street Church was once the first landmark travelers saw when approaching Boston.
- Park Street Church was the tallest building in the city from the time it was built (1810) until 1867 (prior to that, the Old North Church was taller).
- 1816 was the Park Street Church, together with the Old South Church, the City Mission Society, a social service in support of the poor of Boston.