First Church in Albany (Reformed)
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N 42° 39.210 W 073° 45.021
18T E 602428 N 4723094
Historical marker about the First Reformed Church in Albany, New York, also known as North Dutch Church and located at North Pearl Street.
Waymark Code: WM98PG
Location: New York, United States
Date Posted: 07/14/2010
Views: 4
This historical marker is about the
First Reformed Church in Albany, New York. The church was designed by
Philip Hooker and was erected in 1798. The church is also known as North Dutch Church and stands south-west of the junction of North Pearl Street and Orange Street. It is a red brick building with two steeple, hard to miss.
Marker Text
FIRST CHURCH IN ALBANY
(REFORMED)
ORGANIZED 1642
PRESENT BUILDING
DESIGNED BY PHILIP HOOKER
ERECTED 1798
STATE EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT 1947
Marker Name: First Church in Albany (Reformed)
Marker Type: City
Agency: State Education Department
Dedication Date: 1947
City/Town/Village Name: Albany, New York
County: Albany
Region: Capital-Saratoga (Region 7)
Website: [Web Link]
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