The library began as a one-story, hipped-roof Colonial Revival building. Constructed of brick laid in Flemish bond, the original section has salmon-colored stretchers and dark headers like those of the courthouse (BD1). It has been almost engulfed by a Postmodern version of Colonial Revival addition that was built along the side of the building in order to preserve the scale of the street.
Bedford Central Library (Bedford Public Library)
1942; 1995 addition, The Design Collaborative. 321 N. Bridge St.