St. Mary's Church in the Highlands, Cold-Spring-on-the-Hudson, New York; a History offers a detailed account of the establishment and development of St. Mary's Church in Cold Spring, New York. Penned by Elbert Floyd-Jones, this historical work, originally published in 1920, provides a valuable glimpse into the architectural, religious, and social history of the region. The book meticulously chronicles the church's origins, its construction, and the individuals who shaped its community.
Readers interested in local history, religious studies, or architectural preservation will find this volume an engaging and informative resource. Floyd-Jones's work stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of St. Mary's Church and its contribution to the cultural heritage of the Hudson Highlands.
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