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Marble Collegiate Church · 1 West 29th Street

1 West 29th Street at Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York, NY 10001, USA

A place with a story.

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Directory checked November 3, 2026, shortly after midnight EST. Visitor times are America/New_York.

Marble Collegiate Church, 1 West 29th Street at Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10001, is a working church, not a museum with unrestricted daily admission.

A building and a congregation have different ages

The church dates the dedication of this building to October 11, 1854, and credits architect Samuel A. Warner. White marble from Hastings-on-Hudson supplied its name. Its institutional roots in 1628 do not make the present structure a seventeenth-century building.

Arrange a weekday visit

Published building hours are Sunday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.; other days by appointment. Office hours, Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. excluding major holidays, are separate. Weekday entry is on West 29th Street. Do not treat the receptionist’s presence as permission to explore the sanctuary.

Sunday worship is listed at 11 a.m. Tours follow worship on selected Sundays, not every Sunday. Ask about a specific date, charges and group arrangements: kryan@marblechurch.org, 212-686-2770, extension 430.

The church describes a 29th Street ramp, wheelchair seating and internal lift/elevator routes. The ramp normally opens about half an hour before services. Confirm the route and equipment needed for your visit; OPC has not tested access or made an appointment.

Verified location and street noticeboard

NYC Planning GeoSearch returns the exact Manhattan address at 40.745688, −73.987154, NYCPAD venue 88125, BIN 1015764, BBL 1008310033, version 26c. It labels the match “fallback” and accuracy “point”: this is an address location, not a surveyed accessible entrance. Other West 29th Street results were excluded.

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Church visitor information · Church building history · NYC Planning address response. Checked November 3, 2026. Independent directory reporting, not a visit, review or partnership. OPC editorial charter.