and 50th Street wall were rebuilt. "Inside Park," the site's popular restaurant, also opened in 1992. In 2012, the wholly independent St. Bartholomew's Conservancy replaced the St. Bartholomew's Preservation Foundation. The National Historic Landmarks Committee of the National Park Service Advisory Board unanimously recommended that the St. Bartholomew's site be designated a National Historic Landmark, citing its importance as an exceptional work of architecture and art. On November 2, 2016, St. Bartholomew's Church and Community House were designated a National Historic Landmark. Restoration of the church's iconic dome was completed in 2017. Music One of the church's former choir-directors was the famous conductor Leopold Stokowski, who was brought from the United Kingdom by St. Bart's; he was followed by the organist-choirmaster David McKinley Williams. St. Bartholomew's is noted for its Skinner Organ Company pipe organ, the largest in New York and one of the ten largest in the world. It was dedicated in a concert December 9, 1930, in a concert given by Williams. Another of the church's music directors was Harold Friedell, the well-known composer and Juilliard educator. The church's renowned choir has maintained its distinction under the direction of conductors such as organist-music director Jack Ossewaarde, William Trafka and James Litton. The Chorister Program has also had success in bringing together children ages 6–18 to sing in the church, and has been featured on shows such as The Today Show and Good Morning America. In popular culture In the 1981 movie Arthur, Arthur's (Dudley Moore) wedding with Susan Johnson (Jill Eikenberry) was to take place at St. Bart's. The infamous wedding scene in the remake of the same film was also filmed at St. Bart's in July 2010. In the 1995 movie It Takes Two, the wedding of Roger Calloway (Steve Guttenberg) in the climax is at St. Bartholomew’s. In the 2010 film Salt, the Russian President is supposedly killed in the church while delivering a eulogy at the funeral of the late American Vice President. In the television series Mad Men, Margaret Sterling, the daughter of Roger Sterling, plans to marry in the church. In the television series Everything’s Gonna Be Okay , Matilda, Genevieve, and Nicholas visit the church during their visit to New York. Gallery See also Anglican Communion Anglo-Catholicism Churches Uniting in Christ List of National Historic Landmarks in New York City Complete List of Presiding Bishops National Register of Historic Places listings in