#7
Joseph Brown, Jr. House (Jericho)
Built around 1788
Now owned by Stuart and Emilie Alexander

This rambling farmhouse is considered to be the oldest building in the Underhill-Jericho area. It was built by Joseph Brown, Jr. whose family was the original settlers of this area. The house has remained in the Brown family until 1971 when it was sold to its present owner. The house is best known as being an excellent example of what is known as "continuous architecture," in which all out buildings are connected to the main house. This would allow the owners to travel to all buildings even when they are snowed in. Today the Brown House has lost two of its four barns, but it still contins a large stone fireplace complete with bread baking oven.

#8
Jericho Methodist Church (Jericho Corners)
Built around 1858 by the Methodist Meeting House Society
Still owned by the Jericho Methodist Church

This building has always been used as a church and in 1953, it also doubled as a school for a single grade. In 1957 the church was renovated, during which one of the wings of pews was removed. There are two entrances to the main sanctuary which were originally built so that men and women could enter and sit separately.