Lithgow

Lithgow probably owes its name to some Scotchman, whose memories took him back to his ancestral heath. In 1937 it was a small hamlet with two churches, Methodist and Protestant Episcopal. One of the Nine Partners gave the land upon which the first church building was erected, in 1834. [1]

1. Workers of the Dutchess County Unit, Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration, Dutchess County, American Guide Series, William Penn Association, 1937, Philadelphia.

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Street Names: Deep Hollow Road, Route 44