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Avon's first settler, Wilbur Cahoon, built this framed Greek Revival home in 1825, one year before he passed away.
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Peter and Mary Schwartz built this Victorian home in 1878.
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Johannes Nagel was one of the first German immigrants to the area. He used locally quarried sandstone to build his home on his 1100 acre farm.
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Colvin Sweet’s home was built by his father in the early 1840s. The house was designed in Classic Greek Revival style and is almost a duplicate of his brother George's home.
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This home was built in the late 1820s or early 1830s by Waterman Sweet. It is believed that Sweet built the house adjacent to his original log cabin.
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Old Town Hall