This meticulously researched catalogue provides a comprehensive overview of one of America's oldest and most historic houses of worship. Drawing upon a variety of primary sources, the author traces the church's founding in the 1660s, its role in the American Revolution, and its ongoing significance as a cultural and religious institution.

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