Another of Hurley, New York’s beautiful old stone houses is this Georgian-era home, right on Main Street. The house is known as the Petrus Crispell House and dates to about 1725. Petrus Crispell must have purchased or inherited the house and occupied it for some years until it was acquired by the Dutch Reformed Church in the village to be used as a parsonage. It is 1 1/2 stories and is built of coursed and squared stone which continues into the gables. The facade, now 5 bays, was formerly 6, perhaps with two entrances. Nineteenth century alterations by the church include a large cross-gabled dormer and 2/2 sash.
Buildings of New England 
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Sorry to hear they kicked New York out of New England. Maybe a subhead “…and New York” to the blog title?
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I like to travel outside and expand my knowledge of other regions that impacted and directly worked with New England historically. Its organized as New York under (Outside New England)
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