A mid-19th-century Episcopal church designed by Richard Upjohn, founded by the man who gave Briarcliff Manor its name.
At a glance
All Saints’ Episcopal Church stands in Briarcliff Manor, New York. Richard Upjohn designed the building, constructed from 1848 to 1854. The church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
History
John David Ogilby founded the church in 1854. His summer estate and family home in Ireland gave Briarcliff Manor its name. The church was built on that same summer estate.
The congregation expanded the building in 1911.
What you see
The church contains several memorial windows. John LaFarge made one. Frederick Wilson of Tiffany Studios created the rose window.
Cultural significance
Its National Register listing recognises the church’s role in the history of Briarcliff Manor. The connection to Ogilby ties the building to the very origin of the community’s name.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Briarcliff Manor
- Coordinates: 41.145, -73.843
- National Register of Historic Places: 2002
Practical information & getting there
Briarcliff Manor is in Westchester County, New York. Check local listings for service times and visiting hours.
Sources & resources
- National Register of Historic Places nomination file (National Park Service), ref. 02000449
- Wikipedia: All Saints’ Episcopal Church
- Cultural Heritage Online
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