Bellefonte Historic District

The district includes 296 buildings spread across 132 acres, featuring Second Empire, Italianate, and Georgian architectural elements throughout residential and commercial structures.

The Colonel James Dunlop House, constructed in 1795, stands as the earliest building within the district, marking the beginning of Bellefonte's architectural development.

The district contains multiple religious structures, banks, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Station, representing the community's institutional and commercial growth through different periods.

The area extends through Stony Batter, Ardell Alley, Thomas, Armor, Penn, Ridge, and Logan Streets, with several buildings operating as museums and local businesses.

Five Pennsylvania governors resided in this district, with a commemorative monument at Talleyrand Park recognizing their contributions to state leadership.

Location: Bellefonte

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.91333,-77.77861

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:20