The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin: Virtual Tours


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The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin The High Altar and main church interior, built in 1894-5 by Napoleon Le Brun & Sons. The style is 13th Century Gothic. The church is 188 feet long and 60 feet wide. From the pavement to the crown of the vault is 80 feet. The church is built on a steel frame with facings of limestone, brick and plaster.			The Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy The polychromed marble statue of Our Lady was done by Lee Lawrie in 1924. On the wall to the left of the altar is a 15th century carving showing the death of Saint Anthony. The upper gallery in the rear of the chapel was used by the nuns to hear Mass when an order was housed in the Mission House next door.
The Baptistery The front is carved of Caen stone. The oak is carved by Johann Kirchmayer, who did much of the carving throughout the church. The wall paintings of the Baptism of Our Lord and Our Lord teaching the children were done by Valentine d'Ogries in 1924-25.			The Lady Chapel Stained glass windows are by Kempe & Co., wall paintings of The Epiphany (1904) and Magnificat (1906) are by Elliot Daingerfield (1859-1932). Opposite the altar is a carved image of Our Lady of Walsingham.
Saint Joseph's Chapel The majolica plaque in the della Robia style shows the marriage of the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph.

THE CHURCH OF SAINT MARY THE VIRGIN 145 WEST 46TH STREET NEW YORK CITY 10036 212.869.5830

The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin is located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City on West 46th Street between 6th and 7th Ave. There is also an entrance on West 47th Street between Sixth and Seventh Ave.

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