HISTORIC PRESERVATION
- Galvan Armory
- Hudson Almshouse
- Cornelius H. Evans House
- General William Jenkins Worth Birthplace
- Brousseau Building
- Captain Ashley House
- McKown Sheldon House
- Allen T. Hallenbeck House
- James Clark Building
- Wynkoop Miller House
- Robert Taylor House
- Charles C. Alger Residence
- James Perkins House and Store
- Dr. H. Lyle Smith House
- Gifford Foundry Building
- Joseph Barnard House
- John T. Haviland Building
- Samuel B. Rose House
Charles C. Alger Residence
BUILT: 1851-1852
ADDRESS: 59 Allen Street, Hudson, New York
In 1851, Charles C. Alger (1809-1874), one of the founders of the Hudson Iron Company, purchased a parcel of land at the southwest
corner of Allen and Second Streets. He built on the lot, situated on a hill sloping down to Cross Street, a picturesque Gothic Revival brick residence with multiple gables, bargeboards, and pinnacles. In 1867, a local newspaper described Alger’s handsome residence as “a correct specimen of Gothic architecture.”