Category:St. Ann's Church / NYU Founders Hall
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New pageThe facade of '''St. Ann's Church''' stands in front of New York University's 26-story '''Founders Hall''' dormitory at 120 East 12th Street in Manhattan, New York City. The church building was constructed in 1847 as the Twelfth Street Baptist Church, then was bought by Congregation Emanu-El, which later moved to a new sanctuary on Fifth Avenue. Napoleon LeBrun designed a new interior, and in 1871 St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church was dedicated. In 1983, this became St. Ann's Armenian Catholic Cathedral, until everything except the front facade was torn down for the dormitory, which opened in 2006. (Sources: ''From Abyssinian to Zion'' (2004) and [http://gis.nyc.gov/doitt/nycitymap/ NYC GIS map])
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