Andrew Freedman Home
Description
Erected in the 1920s, this four-story limestone mansion once operated as a seniors residence before becoming a charming bed-and-breakfast. Today, it serves the community, with its upper levels operating as a multipurpose arts and events space. Programming includes a rotation of exhibits from local creatives, film screenings, educational workshops and artist talks—all set against the building’s ornately preserved Italian renaissance architecture.
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