is the only stone building in the district. the Benjamin Green house is a Colonial style house. the John Rogers House, perhaps from 1782 Quaker Hill Baptist Church Red Lion Tavern Alexander House Glassbrenner House, c. 1900, a Queen Anne/Colonial Revival 188 Old Norwich Road Quaker Hill School, a large brick building with two-story pilasters Quaker Hill Firehouse, from 1927 Ester Blum House, c. 1920, a four-square at 93 Old Norwich Road John Burch House, c. 1800, 95 Old Norwich Road James Moore House, c. 1860, a Gothic Revival cottage at 97 Old Norwich Road Greystone Heights, c. 1919 a stuccoed Craftsman influenced home at 3 Northwood Rd See also Quaker Hill, Connecticut National Register of Historic Places listings in New London County, Connecticut References Colonial Revival architecture in Connecticut Waterford, Connecticut Historic districts in New London County, Connecticut National Register of Historic Places in New London County, Connecticut Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut