Athens Historic District

Bradford County, United States

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The Athens Historic District, also known as the Tioga Point Historic District, is a National Register-listed historic district in Athens, Pennsylvania, encompassing 97 contributing buildings and one contributing site in a primarily residential area. Built between approximately 1801 and 1935, the district showcases vernacular and high-style examples of Greek Revival and Queen Anne architecture characteristic of the nineteenth century. Notable structures include the First Presbyterian Church (1881) and Trinity Episcopal Church (1860–1861), as well as the Riverside Cemetery and Old Athens Cemetery. Also located within the district are the separately listed Protection of the Flag Monument and Spalding Memorial Library–Tioga Point Museum. The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004.