Sutton Transfer Station

The South Sutton Meeting House in South Sutton, New Hampshire, is a historic wood-frame building constructed in 1839, showcasing rural vernacular Greek Revival architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993, it remains a well-preserved example of its style. Sited atop a knoll overlooking the village, this 1 1/2-story structure features a gabled roof, clapboard walls, and a granite foundation. Originally built for the local Congregationalist congregation, it has undergone minimal alterations since its construction, maintaining its historical integrity.Generated from the website