St. Croix Church - North Hoosick, NY - New York Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

The historical marker text reads as follows:

St. Croix Church
Near here is site Dutch
Reform Church the first
Protestant Church in
Hoosick Valley on lot of
A. Wendell in Hoosac Pat.

Some additional information about this historical site:

The first church of which we have any definite and satisfactory record is the old Protestant Dutch church at St Croix, The building stood on the road to Cambridge. The house of worship, which was built principally through the offices of Cornelius Van Ness, was abandoned in 1800, but was not torn down until twenty-five years later.

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Marker Name: St. Croix Church Marker Type: Roadside Agency: NY State City/Town/Village Name: Hoosick County: Rensselaer Region: Capital-Saratoga (Region 7) Website: [Web Link] Dedication Date: Not Listed

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