South Britain Historic District

• B.C. Bradley House, 497 South Britain Road, from 1802 or earlier by assessor records, with cottage and shed of similar age
• H. Curtis House, 584-586 South Britain Road, of Colonial era, probably the oldest house in the district.
• Miss H. E. and S. E. Canfield House, 524 South Britain Road, a Georgian style twin-chimney central-hall house "with Adamesque detail in its portico and cornice" from 1802 or earlier
• George Smith House, 605 South Britain Road, a Greek Revival house, c. 1835, with cabin and garage from mid 1900s
• Benjamin Downs House, 657 South Britain Road, a brick Greek Revival with marble dressing, from 1770 by assessor records
• Mrs. B. Chatfield House, 24 Hawkins Road, a brick Greek Revival, from 1850
• Congregational Church, 683 South Britain Road, from 1825. Federal style with later Gothic window.
• Methodist Church, "an austere example of the Greek Revival style", from 1832, in deteriorated condition in 1986.
• Town Hall, an 1873-built Italianate style building