St. Peter's Catholic Church in Jersey City
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This church was the second church built for the parish. It was completed in the late 1860's and stood at the corner of Grand Street and Van Vorst Streets. It was transferred to the Jesuits on 1897 as an inducement to found a Catholic College in Jersey City.
It sustained damage and was closed in 1957 and was demolished in the summer of 1958.
Original file name Jersey City - Old St. Peters Church.jpg
Original file name Jersey City - Old St. Peters Church.jpg
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St. Peter's Church, The Jesuit Church, St. Peter's, St. Peter's Prep, St. Peter's College, Archdiocese of Newark, Catholic Church, Church, Jersey City, Gateway, The Gateway Region, Hudson County, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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