Passing through Bedford, New York, I came across signs for a historic district.
The district is organized around a big triangular green dating back to 1680.
A sturdy stone school building from 1829 stands at the south end of the green. 
It looks across a street to a handsome stone church, St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
An 1872 Presbyterian church is at the north end of the green.
And a handsome house sits above a stone wall.
I wish I had more time to investigate the historic district. Maybe another time.
2 comments:
How amazing to find a town's historic district dating into the 17th Century. Those are building constructed to last.
It all looks very clean.
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