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The one-room frame church was dedicated in 1767. During the Revolutionary War it was used as a shelter for soldiers and as a hospital for Continental and French soldiers. The simple building has been carefully renovated and is lovingly cared for by the current generation of stewards. Many Revolutionary War soldiers, including some from France, Brig. General Seth Pomeroy and John Paulding are buried in the adjoining cemetery. Oregon Road.
| Special Services-Therapeutic Recreation |
Are you looking for a local recreation program for a child with a developmental disability? Nor-West operates recreation programs after school or workshops, some evenings and Saturdays. |
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| Text– A-Tip |
| The Croton Police Dept. tip line is now going to cell phone. This means that tips may be texted to the number as well as verbally called in. The number is 271-0706. |
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| February J-baby Events-For beginning Jewish families (babies-toddlers) |
| Friday, February 3, 9:30 11:00 a.m. Touchy Feely Tu BShevat Hands-on art projects FREE Takes place at Orange Splot Art Spot, 1009 Park Street, Peekskill Sunday, February 12, 10:00 a.m. Noon Mommy and Me Yoga / Tu BShevat Seder A spiritual menu with yoga followed by a Tu Bshevat Seder $5/family Takes place at First Hebrew Congregation, 1821 Main Street, Peekskill |