14 Water Street

14 Water Street.

Originally constructed in 1894 as the Odd Fellows Hall, this striking brick building stands as one of Guilford's most distinctive historic landmarks. Built by the Menunketuck Odd Fellows, a fraternal order, the upper floors served as their lodge meeting hall while the ground floor housed the Armory for Battery A of the Connecticut National Guard Artillery. After World War II, the space was transformed by Cy and Jimmy Seyllo into the beloved Guilford Bowling Alley featuring duck pin bowling. Today, the beautifully preserved building is home to Quattro's Italian Restaurant, which has operated here since 1996, continuing the tradition of community gathering in this cherished downtown location just steps from the Historic Guilford Green.