Mayo Building (Northfield, Vermont)

The Mayo Building, constructed in 1902, is a striking example of Classical Revival architecture located in downtown Northfield, Vermont. This four-story masonry structure, the tallest in the commercial district, features a blend of brick and granite trim. Originally built for Dr. William B. Mayo, a notable local figure, it housed the post office, town offices, professional offices, apartments, and a Masonic lodge. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, the building stands as a significant historical landmark in the area, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.