Have you noticed the progress at the Cumberland? The outside changes have been so encouraging! Thanks to our team of volunteers and professionals, the building is becoming a beautiful part of the neighborhood.
Craftsmanship is key. Eric Udolf recreated the last unique detail on the Cumberland (and in just three days!)
Details are everything. Ken Armstrong painted them to shine. Thank you!
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People Make the Cumberland!
We wouldn't be where we are today if it weren't for our dedicated board, sponsors, and volunteers. Check them out below as they're busy repairing the steeple, meeting with local nonprofits, and more!
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Thank you for getting to know us!
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History was made on Wednesday, April 27. With a fresh coat of paint and new hand-cut cedar shingles, the steeple was raised to its original spot atop the Cumberland. This truly historic event wouldn't have been possible if not for YOU!
Gary Goby inspects details of the gable. His donation of talent and time included duplicating details and supplying materials.
After many days of cleaning, priming, and painting by volunteers, the details speak for themselves.
TGC Structural mounts the cupola to the steeple, which itself was mounted the day before.
Jody and Emma ready their paintbrushes!
Restored steeple and components.
The newly-painted front door.
Our Mission
To preserve Albany's heritage by restoring Albany's Cumberland church building and to promote the social well-being of the community by re-purposing it as a community events center.
