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
McKown Sheldon House
BUILT c.1871, enlarged and remodeled c.1910
ADDRESS: 67-71 North Fifth Street, Hudson, New York
BEFORE
AFTER
Between approximately 1835 and 1855, William E. Dodge, a New York City businessman who cofounded in 1833 a metals importing company that later became one of the largest mining operations in the United States, purchased in the city of Hudson large tracts of land north of State Street up to Underhill Pond and from Short Street over to North Sixth Street. He later divided these parcels into small lots that were sold individually. In 1870, Eliza Ann McKown purchased the lot located on the west side of North Fifth Street at the intersection with Prospect Street.