A 250-year-old historic New York chapel that survived the 9/11 devastation - St. Paul's Chapel

#USATravel #NewYorkTravel St. Paul's Chapel A church completed in 1766, it is a historic landmark where the chair that George Washington sat on when he attended a service is on display. In particular, this place is famous for not being damaged by the 9/11 terrorist attacks when the World Trade Center collapsed, while many surrounding buildings were damaged, thanks to the maple trees planted around it. Perhaps that's why the building was still intact when the accident happened, and it was used as a rescue operation or shelter. There are many related exhibits inside, and the moment you enter the chapel, you will feel reverent. Since it is a historic landmark in many ways, if you are a tourist in Manhattan, I recommend you visit. Location: 209 Broadway, New York, NY 10007 USA