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By 1903, the neighborhood around the church had grown commercial, and many of the Tabernacle's parishioners moved their homes further uptown. The church followed, first to Broadway at 57th Street, and later to Broadway at 93rd Street, where it stands today.
"... [it was] a center for every good cause, civic or religious, that needed rallying. When Garrison could speak nowhere else, the Tabernacle was open to him."
-- The Literary Digest, January 7, 1905 |