Clarkstown, NY

The Onderdonck-Tallman-Budke House, constructed in stages circa 1790s-1870s, is a fine example of the regional Jersey Dutch Stone House style. Its restoration allowed this formerly derelict building to take its place as an educational resource accessible to all in a well-used public park.

The preservation team worked closely with Town Supervisor George Hoehmann and representatives to identify priorities to ensure the work would follow the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, as well as meet the Town’s programming and budgetary goals.

Listing:

National Register of Historic Places

Awards:

2021 High Honor Design Award for Excellence in Historic Restoration
American Institute of Architects, Westchester/Hudson Valley Chapter

2020 NY State Historic Preservation Award
NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation

2020 Rockland County Executive Historic Preservation Merit Award
Historical Society of Rockland County