Frederick Clarke Withers Known Works & Projects in Newburgh, Ny and the Mid-Hudson Valley*

FREDERICK CLARKE WITHERS KNOWN WORKS & PROJECTS IN NEWBURGH, NY AND THE MID-HUDSON VALLEY*

Newburgh: David M. Clarkson House, Grand Avenue (now Balmville Road), (1856) Daniel B. St. John House, Grand Ave. (1857) Frederick Deming House, (1859) Walter Vail House, Downing Ave (1859) First Presbyterian Church (1857; present Calvary Presbyterian Church) St. Paul’s P.E. Church (1860, 1864; present Seventh Day Adventist Newburgh Tabernacle) George Washington Green House, Carpenter Ave (1860) Professor G.B. Hackley House, Carpenter Ave (1860) Dr. John Heard House, Carpenter Ave (1860) Rev. Caleb S. Henry House, Carpenter Ave. (1860) Capt. James Hooker Strong House, Carpenter Ave. (1860) Quassaick Bank (1864) never constructed Eugene Brewster House, 264 Grand Street (1865) Newburgh Savings Bank, Smith & Second St. (1866, demolished) St. George P.E. Church (1885), remodeling never carried out

In collaboration with Vaux, 1853-56: Daniel Ryan House, never constructed Rev. Edward J. O’Reilly House, Grand St. Halsey Stevens House, Grand St. Nathan Reeve House, never constructed James Walker Fowler House, Limestone Hill, demolished or never constructed

Beacon: Dutch Reformed Church (1859) “Tioronda” Gen. Joseph Howland House (1859) Tioronda School (1865) “Eustasia” Judge John J. Monell House, Monell Place St. Luke’s P.E. Church (1869) St. Luke’s P.E. Church Rectory (1869) St. Luke’s P.E. Church, brick schoolhouse (1886)

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Cornwall-on-Hudson: Leonard H. Lee House (in collaboration with Calvert Vaux, 1853-1856)

Highland Falls: First Presbyterian Church (1868)

Hudson: “Olana” Frederick Church House (consultant to Church with Vaux, 1870-1871) Rev. E.S. Atwill House (1880)

Hyde Park: James Roosevelt Estate, stable (1886)

Poughkeepsie: Hudson River State Hospital (1867) St. Paul’s P.E. Church, schoolhouse (1882) Vassar Brothers’ Hospital (1882) Frank Hasbrouck House, Market St. (1885) Hudson River State Hospital Additions (1886)

*Information Excerpted from “The Architecture of Frederick Clarke Withers and the Progress of the Gothic Revival in America After 1850”, by Francis R. Kowsky, Wesleyan University Press, 1980