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Trinity Place is a quarter-mile |
Trinity Place is a quarter-mile northbound thoroughfare (running parallel to Broadway at Trinity Place's east) in Lower Manhattan in New York City. It passes the backside of Trinity Church, a historic gothic-style cathedral at Broadway and Wall Street. Trinity Place begins at the Edgar Street exit of the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, and officially terminates at Liberty Street, though its route continues - uninterrupted - as Church Street, ending at Canal Street by forming a "T". The Trinity/Church/Liberty intersection forms the southeast corner of the World Trade Center site. |
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==Trinity Bridge== |
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Completed in 1989, the Trinity Place Bridge is a private elevated walkway connecting the backside of Trinity Church to its parish house. Although the bridge is not an official New York City landmark, Trinity Church is. |
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==See also== |
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*[[Trinity Church (New York City)]] |
*[[Trinity Church (New York City)]] |
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*[[Brooklyn Battery Tunnel]] |
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*[[Liberty Street (Manhattan)]] |
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*[[Church Street (Manhattan)]] |
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*[[Canal Street (Manhattan)]] |
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*[[World Trade Center]] |
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Trinity Place is a quarter-mile northbound thoroughfare (running parallel to Broadway at Trinity Place's east) in Lower Manhattan in New York City. It passes the backside of Trinity Church, a historic gothic-style cathedral at Broadway and Wall Street. Trinity Place begins at the Edgar Street exit of the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, and officially terminates at Liberty Street, though its route continues - uninterrupted - as Church Street, ending at Canal Street by forming a "T". The Trinity/Church/Liberty intersection forms the southeast corner of the World Trade Center site.
Trinity Bridge
Completed in 1989, the Trinity Place Bridge is a private elevated walkway connecting the backside of Trinity Church to its parish house. Although the bridge is not an official New York City landmark, Trinity Church is.