Current Projects

14 E. Parmenter Street

This house is Habitat Newburgh's third PresbyBuild project. In 2004, the Presbyterians took on our first denominational build at 344 Liberty Street, Habitat's first new construction project. Having successfully completed that project, even more churches joined together to sponsor their second house at 202 South Street, home of the Corrales Family.

At the end of 2007, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh acquired the property at 14 E. Parmenter Street, an abandoned, burned out shell adjacent to its E. Parmenter Street Neighborhood project. The building had to be demolished and on the footprint of the foundation a new foundation as poured. The frame was fabricated in our Kimball workshops and assembled on site.  We are well on our way to completing this house before summer 2009.

PresbyBuild Participants

• Presbytery of Hudson River
• Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
• Calvary Presbyterian Church
• Cornwall Presbyterian Church
• First Presbyterian Church of Chester
• First Presbyterian Church of Goshen
• First Presbyterian Church of Highland
• First Presbyterian Church of Marlboro
• First Presbyterian Church of Monroe
• First Presbyterian Church of Montgomery
• First Presbyterian Church of Philipstown
• First Presbyterian Church of Washingtonville
• Union Presbyterian Church

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14 E. Parmenter Street - BEFORE