Presbyterian Church - Preble, NY - New York Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

Preble Congregational Church began life in 1804

From the church website"

"Early pioneers in the valley established the First Congregational Society in 1804, and our present church building was built in 1831, with its two-tiered steeple in the Federal Style. In 1859, the building was rolled on logs to its present location on Preble Road. The church was added to the National Register of Historical Places in 2002. By night, the church’s steeple shines as a beacon to all."

Marker text reads:

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Organized as Congregational 1804: Rorrganized Presbyterian 1810: Moved to its present site 1859.

State Education Department 1932

Marker Name: Presbyterian Church Marker Type: City Agency: State Education Department Dedication Date: 1932 City/Town/Village Name: Preble County: Cortland Region: Finger Lakes (Region 3) Website: [Web Link]

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