Bayonne - Interior of St. Henry's Catholic
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2013-05-24
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The interior of St. Henry's includes a Botticino marble main altar which was imported from Pietrasanta, Italy, a pulpit of carrara marble and the 28 foot high baldacchino made of oak from the Balkans, lindenwood from Bavaria and local pine which, along with the screen behind the altar, were made in Urtij�i, Italy. Over 30,000 pieces of gold leaf were used in the gilding.
Original file name 09 Interior of St. Henry's Church (1).jpg
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Interior of St. Henry's Catholic in Bayonne, St. Henry's Catholic Church, St. Henry's, Church, Catholic Church, Archdiocese of Newark, English Gothic Architecture, Avenue C, Bayonne, Hudson County, Gateway, The Gateway Region, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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