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  A hidden gem for history lovers. My wife and I took a tour with Jerry on a Saturday afternoon--one of the best historical tours we've ever done. The church is famous for being the tomb of the evangelist George Whitefield who died in 1770. But the tour showed much more than just Whitefield curiosities. The Paul Revere bell, 86ft above the street, gave absolutely stunning views of Newburyport. The trompe l'oeil ceilings are not to be missed.

  Added July 27, 2016 by Andrew Coates