Bloomingburg Reformed Protestant Dutch Church

The Bloomingburg Reformed Protestant Dutch Church stands as a white clapboard structure with an 80-foot bell tower and fieldstone foundation on Main Street.

Built in 1821 by Peter Weller and George Miller, the church emerged from a congregation split in 1799 and received its dedication ceremony in December 1822.

The building transformed from an active Reformed Protestant church into a regional history museum, preserving local heritage for future generations.

Visitors can locate the church through a historical marker on Main Street near the staircase, approximately 0.1 miles east of High Street.

The church interior maintains its original elements, including thin octagonal columns, plain wooden altar, and press metal ceilings from the 19th century.

Location: Village of Bloomingburg

Website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomingburg_Reformed_Protestant_Dutch_Church

GPS coordinates: 41.55614,-74.44293

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:18