Hadlyme North Historic District

The Hadlyme North Historic District spans 81 acres and features two main roads, Town Street and Old Town Street, with numerous colonial-era buildings.

The district emerged around the Hadlyme Ecclesiastical Society established in 1742, forming a religious and civic center that crossed traditional town boundaries.

The district contains thirty-nine buildings from 1750 to 1935, including three churches, a schoolhouse, and residences displaying Georgian and Federal architectural styles.

The cemetery north of the Hadlyme Congregational Church serves as a genealogical resource, documenting local families since its establishment in 1750.

The district includes converted structures such as the Beckwith House, which originated as a mill, and features a stone-walled pond near Hungerford Brook.

Location: Connecticut

GPS coordinates: 41.42917,-72.40694

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:03