The Hopewell Presbyterian Church, a Registered Historic Place at the junction of Route 302 and Thompson Ridge Road

Hopewell Presbyterian Church

Hopewell Presbyterian Church

Name/Title

The Hopewell Presbyterian Church, a Registered Historic Place at the junction of Route 302 and Thompson Ridge Road

Entry/Object ID

002387

Tags

Hopewell Church

Scope and Content

The location at Route 302 and Thompson Ridge Road confirms that this is indeed the Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Thompson Ridge (Town of Crawford), Orange County, New York. The confusion often arises because both this church and the one in Sackets Harbor share remarkably similar Gothic Revival traits: rubble stone construction, white wooden belfries, and lancet windows. About Hopewell Presbyterian Church Built: The current stone structure was completed in 1831, replacing an earlier frame building from the 1790s. Architecture: It is a classic example of Gothic Revival architecture. The walls are made of local fieldstone (rubble masonry) with smooth stone trim around the windows and doors. National Register: It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998. Nickname: It is often affectionately called "The Stone Church with the Warm Heart."