I went here to listen to my son's choir. It was like stepping into the 18th century. More

I was in a bit of a hurry and did not have time to linger and really enjoy many of the sites. Christ Church is one site that I wish I had more time to spend to learn about the church, and of course, its historical and famous members. More

Visit this church to get a feel for the basis of our tenants for religious freedom in the USA. See Ben Franklin's pew, and think of how this church has influenced our life today. More

It's an interesting place to pop into while you're walking around the historical area. You can sit in the pew that George Washington sat in, which is pretty darned cool, I think. Beautiful building, too. More

This is a free site, not too crowded. It has some interesting history and is also just a lovely church. The first Episcopal Church in the US, if I recall correctly, and a lot of the founding fathers attended there. More

It cost about $2 to enter, I didn't have cash on me so I didnt go in. Benjamin Franklin is burried there with his wife, you can see it from the fence next to the entrance. More

Twice I visited the Christ Church and both times heard new facts about the church. Rich in history of who were members, past and present. It is still open for services. I was lucky enough, within earshot, a guide for a group of college students that had a private tour. Facts were amazing and will stun even the peeps that... More

Beautiful old church that is still in use today. George Washington and Ben Franklin attended here. More

Visited on a Sunday afternoon because it was adjacent to a play we attended at the Arden Theater. More