#11
Jericho Town Library
Built around 1825
Now owned by the Jericho Congregational Church

This building began its life being built by the community as a meeting place for the Baptist and Congregational Churches. In 1828 the building became the Jericho Academy, or high school. It stayed the Academy until 1845, when it closed and other private schools inhabited the building. In 1892, the town deeded the building to the First Congregational Church for one dollar. From 1896 to 1905 the building served as the offices of the Congregational Church and the upstairs was used for the high school until its building was constucted. In 1909 the Church allowed the building to be used as the town library as is still being done today.

#12
Pliny Blackman's Store (Jericho Center)
Built around 1800
Now owned by Karen & Steve Perry

The original building was used as a general store and post office. The present building was built in 1900 by the Jordan brothers. The store's local goods, such as grain and wool, went as far as Montreal with people doing trading and bartering for the goods. Today the building is still a store. Known for may years as "Desso's", the Jericho Center Market, is still being used for its original purpose, selling general merchandise.