#1
Underhill Center Post Office
Built in 1860
Now owned by the town of Underhill

The building now used as a United States Post Office was originally built by Ashton C. Dixon, Esq. as law offices. Around the turn of the century, it was used as a milliner's shop by Roseanne and Lizzie Breen. In 1917, Mrs. Helen de LaPorte purchased the building and donated it to the town of Underhill. She wanted it "to be used as a library or for other community purposes." It served as the de LaPorte Library from 1918 to 1964, when the books were moved to the basement of the Town Hall, so the de LaPorte building could be converted for use as a U.S. Post Office. During these "library" years it also served as a serving and knitting center for the Red Cross during WWI, and as a branch of the Farm Bureau in the 1930's. It has served as a post office from 1964 until the present.

#2
Benedict Tavern (Underhill)
Built shortly after 1800
Now owned by Reid Fuhrmann

The farmhouse was sold in 1832 to William Barney who turned it into a tavern. In 1856, it was sold to a Dr. Benedict who has his medical practice, tavern, and inn there. The building was also used as the Underhill Town meeting hall from 1832 till 1848. For some time the building was left vacant and in the 1950's it had some reconstruction done and became a private home.