The First Reformed Church of Astoria (1835) the oldest religious congregation in Astoria. The first building is the Fellowship Hall moved back into the former cemetery (tombstones remain on the property). Lighting struck the replacement (late 1880s) – tower now half-original size.

The First Reformed Church of Astoria was organized in 1839 by a group of Christians who had previously been meeting in the local schoolhouse since 1835. The original church, a white wood-frame structure, like many wooden churches in New York, was lost to a fire. Following the fire in 1888, a new brick house of worship was completed on the same site. The Victorian Gothic building has terra cotta and copper details, and a soaring (and ornate) octagonal tower and steeple.