Elizabeth Places of Worship & Religious Sites
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Places of Worship & Religious Sites in Elizabeth, NJ, New Jersey.
Built in 1706, this is one of the oldest Episcopal churches in the nation. Its impressive architecture is in its near original form, giving visitors an accurate look at what life was like in eighteenth century New Jersey. The youngest signer of the United States Constitution, Jonathan Dayton, is buried here in an unmarked grave.
St. Patrick’s Church
This beautiful structure is known for its twin spire towers at the north entrance. It is situated in Elizabethport, the oldest and most diverse sect of the city. The area is a collection of old world Elizabeth, new America, and colonial-style. Visitors can stroll through the historic streets and look through the many shops and boutiques when in the area.
First Presbyterian Church
Built in 1665, this church follows in the tradition of churches playing an important role in local history. This specific church was the site of a pivotal battle during the Revolutionary War. The cemetery is large and has many secrets- visitors are invited to take a look around if they dare.
