Colonial Terraces (est. 1918-19) is a planned community located in the west end of the city of Newburgh, N.Y.. It is a charming neighborhood graced by handsome brick and quaint white shingled homes.

Designed be the housing and community planning pioneer Henry Wright (1878-1936), it was one of the several defense housing projects he worked on for the federal government during World War I era, in the case to provide homes for workers employed at the busy Newburgh Shipyards.

Starting in the twenties the houses were sold to individual private owners.

See more on our History Page.

Colonial Terraces Neighborhood Association Board Members: LYN ROSSA, President LAUREN ACCOMANDO, Secretary, Treasurer BRIAN FLANNERY, Historian

The Colonial Terraces Neighborhood Association are residents working together to strengthen the sense of community in our neighborhood and to preserve and enhance the quality of life. Our neighborhood stretches from South Street to Third Street and Prospect Street to Fullerton Avenue. View the Maps here.

One of the CTNA goals is to be a part of the NYS Historic Peservation Society. Read more here.

 

Any resident of Colonial Terraces can join and support their neighborhood association by sending a $10 check (made out to "CTNA") to Lyn Rossa at 8 Bush Avenue, Newburgh, NY 12550.

If you have any questions about Colonial Terraces or this website, please Email webmaster@ctna.info