Bedford Road Historic District

The Bedford Road Historic District extends along a street with nine wood buildings built in the 1800s, featuring clean lines and simple, elegant facades typical of Federal and Greek Revival styles. The structures sit mostly on the north side of the road, beginning near Main Street and continuing westward.

The St. Stephen's Episcopal Church congregation began dividing their land in the mid-1800s, creating the area's first residential properties. This early subdivision set the foundation for how the neighborhood would grow and take shape over time.

The burial grounds here belonged to early residents who shaped the community, showing how closely the church and daily life were connected in this area.

The district sits on the north side of Bedford Road, beginning near Main Street and extending westward to Elm Street in downtown. The buildings are accessible from the street, making it straightforward to explore on foot.

A new street cut through the district to create parking for Armonk Square shopping center, slicing through the original properties. This modern intervention sits awkwardly among the old wooden homes, showing the tension between historic preservation and contemporary development.