301 2nd Street

Built in the early Federal style in 1833, this house has a side hall format, three bays, box cornice, and lunette windows. It also has an elliptical fanlight transom and double gabled chimneys. The kitchen wing and front porch with Tuscan columns were added in the early 20th century. Until 2017, the building housed the Belvidere Free Library (main entrance) and Town Municipal offices (side entrance). Now it is the Community Center @ Belvidere (CC@B) hosting classes and art gallery showings and meeting space for the community at large.