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Trinity Place is a north-south thoroughfare in downtown Manhattan. It passes the west side of [[Trinity Church]], a historic gothic-style cathedral. Trinity Place officially terminates at [[Liberty Street]], though it practially continues on as [[Church Street]]. Church Street terminates at [[Canal Street]]. This name-change occurs at the southeast base of the [[World Trade Center]]. As Trinity Place, the street passes under the [[Trinity Place Bridge]]. |
Trinity Place is a north-south thoroughfare in downtown Manhattan. It passes the west side of [[Trinity Church]], a historic gothic-style cathedral. Trinity Place officially terminates at [[Liberty Street]], though it practially continues on as [[Church Street]]. Church Street terminates at [[Canal Street]]. This name-change occurs at the southeast base of the [[World Trade Center]]. As Trinity Place, the street passes under the [[Trinity Place Bridge]]. |
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Trinity Place is a north-south thoroughfare in downtown Manhattan. It passes the west side of Trinity Church, a historic gothic-style cathedral. Trinity Place officially terminates at Liberty Street, though it practially continues on as Church Street. Church Street terminates at Canal Street. This name-change occurs at the southeast base of the World Trade Center. As Trinity Place, the street passes under the Trinity Place Bridge.
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