Greek Revival, from 1850 (see photo 12) Congregational Church, 683 South Britain Road, from 1825. Federal style with later Gothic window. (See photo 15) Methodist Church, "an austere example of the Greek Revival style", from 1832, in deteriorated condition in 1986. (See photos 15 and 18) Town Hall, an 1873-built Italianate style building (see photo 10) Mitchell Double House, at 545-547 South Britain Road, built in 1752. It has (probably later) Federal-style elements, including the entryway. The house was built by Zephania Clark and was home to M. M. Canfield and C. Muirhill. A later owner, Deacon Mitchell, left the house to his two sons. There was once a grist mill on the property, built c. 1796. Also included in the district is a steel-span bridge from 1939. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in New Haven County, Connecticut References Historic districts in New Haven County, Connecticut Southbury, Connecticut Greek Revival architecture in Connecticut Colonial architecture in Connecticut National Register of Historic Places in New Haven County, Connecticut Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut