David Hurlbutt House

This greatly expanded 1802 house on Main Street at the corner of Market Street was once a meat market.  The house underwent numerous changes over the years.  In the mid-20th century, it was the home of a noted local suffragette.  Later it housed the Ridgefield Visiting Nurse Association.

Today  a sign out front declares that it is the office of an aging life care professional.  Among the services offered here are end-of-life doula.  Like so many others in the neighborhood, the house has a big display of American bunting flags.