The chapel at Broadway and Fulton went up in 1766 and is the oldest public building still in continuous use in Manhattan. It stands under a hundred yards from where the towers fell and came through undamaged, then spent nine months as the place recovery workers slept and ate. The pew scarred by their equipment is still inside, along with a cross forged from World Trade Center steel.

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Ulysses

0.3 mi · 7 min walk - Lower Manhattan

The pub that anchors Stone Street, the cobbled block where the Financial District does its drinking outdoors. Tables run down the middle of the street in warm weather and the bar keeps going until 4am every day of the year. It has been there since 2003 and the crowd turns over from office workers to whoever is still out.