North Baptist Church, 130 Park Avenue at Vreeland in Staten Island, New York.
The church was organized in 1841 when fifty-three members of the Old Clove Baptist Church were granted letters of dismissal to establish a new society known as the North Baptist Church in Graniteville. That same year the society called Reverend J.T. Seeley to be their first pastor. In 1842 a church was erected on Gun Factory Road in Graniteville.
In the 1870s, the congregation built a new church on Park Avenue and Vreeland Street in Port Richmond. The Gothic Revival building featured a facade with two towers, the one at the corner being taller and surmounted by a tall steeple. That tall steeple has been vastly reduced in size.
The Park Baptist congregation disbanded or merged. The building is now home to Saint Mary’s Orthodox Church, which is part of the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church of the East in the United States.