Bedford Old Town Hall

Bedford, Massachusetts

Built in 1856 in the Greek Revival style with Italianate influences, the Old Town Hall rises two-and-a-half stories above grade. At the time of its opening, the building accommodated a primary and grammar school on the first and second floors, with an assembly hall on the third floor.  1952 saw town offices occupying the first and second floors.  The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977 and has been vacant since 1986.

exterior


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n 1999 our firm was retained and completed a comprehensive preservation plan that included an existing conditions assessment with recommendations for preservation and universal access, as well as estimated construction costs.  We provided full architectural services for the preservation and restoration of the exterior in 2000.  This work was made possible through a matching grant from the Massachusetts Historical Commission. 

interior door  staircase

We recently completed interior rehabilitation and restoration, as well as the design and construction of a small rear wing to accommodate egress, universal access, and restrooms. 

addition


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