The historic Black church and civil rights landmark where four girls were killed in the 1963 Klan bombing, open for tours.
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Boston's oldest standing church, where the 1775 lanterns were hung.
Plymouth Church in Brooklyn Heights was a center of the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad.
Bryn Athyn Cathedral is a Gothic and Romanesque cathedral built by craftspeople using medieval methods.
The oldest standing building in Idaho, an 1850s mission church.

A museum and library about evangelist Billy Graham, in a building shaped like a dairy barn.
The Gothic Revival cathedral of the Archdiocese of Chicago, rebuilt after the 1871 fire.
The University of Chicago's Gothic chapel, with one of the largest carillons in the world and regular concerts.
A glass and wood chapel in the woods designed by E.
A 1914 Gothic Revival cathedral.
An 1842 church built from coral blocks, once the church of the Hawaiian royal family.
A nondenominational chapel holding 14 paintings by Mark Rothko.
An 1894 Russian Orthodox church, one of the oldest in Southeast Alaska.
The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach is an outdoor memorial and sculpture garden honoring victims of the Holocaust.
The first basilica in the US.
The church where Martin Luther King Jr.
The oldest cathedral in continuous use in the US.
Central Synagogue is the oldest synagogue building in continuous use in New York State.