Hadlyme North Historic District

Hadlyme North Historic District is a collection of colonial and later buildings located in East Haddam that spans across two centuries of construction. The area contains houses, three churches, and other structures arranged along several roads in a scattered pattern.

The district formed around a religious community that was established in the early 1700s and shaped the area's growth. Most buildings were constructed between 1750 and 1935, reflecting the development of this settlement over nearly two centuries.

The district shows a mix of building styles from different periods that you notice as you walk around. Churches and homes together create the feeling of a place that developed over many generations.

You can walk around and view the old buildings from the outside, especially along the main roads. The cemetery near the church is open and accessible, offering a peaceful place to explore while learning about the area.

Some of the houses here once served completely different purposes, like a building that started as a mill before becoming a residence. These conversions show how residents adapted their structures to meet new needs over time.