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Other denominations shared the same room for their own services. In a Union Church was built at the riverfront and was used by Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Baptist congregations for several years.
As the congregations grew, it became apparent that each would seek to build its own church. In the Parish of St. Gouverneur Kemble and Robert P. Parrott becoming the first wardens. It was named St. Mary-in-the-Highlands in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary and patron saint of Mary Parrott who, it was believed, provided the money for the building of the first church of St.
This church, a handsome brick Gothic edifice, stood in the center of the village of Cold Spring. It was consecrated in November of by Bishop Benjamin T. Onderdonk and served the parish for about 25 years. As Cold Spring prospered during and after the Civil War, so did the members of the Episcopal Church increase to the extent that the congregation exceeded the capacity of the original brick building.
Robert P. Parrott realized the situation and offered the Wardens and Vestry the present site together with substantial aid for building a second St. His offer was gratefully accepted and Gouverneur Kemble, Gouverneur Paulding and Frederick Plummer James in turn provided generous contributions to the project as well. Architect and vestry member George Edward Harney was instructed to design the second church of St.
