Frey House

The Frey House is a residential building in Palatine Bridge, New York that displays construction methods and architectural details from the 19th century. The building style and craftsmanship visible in the structure provide insight into how people lived and built homes during that era in this area.

The house was built during the period when Palatine Bridge developed as a settlement, with its design reflecting the construction practices of that time. It was later listed in the National Register of Historic Places to preserve it as part of the region's documented heritage.

The property represents the architectural and social development of Palatine Bridge during a significant period in Montgomery County's growth and development.

Before visiting, check with local information sources about accessibility and any restrictions on visiting the property. The best time to explore is during favorable weather, and it helps to look up the latest visitor information from the National Register or state heritage websites beforehand.

The structure maintains its position among over 95,000 properties listed in the National Register, contributing to the documentation of American architectural heritage.

Location: Palatine Bridge

GPS coordinates: 42.91194,-74.58444

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:40