• The Green was once used to graze cattle, perform militia drills, and serve as a graveyard for early settlers.

• During the Revolutionary War, Guilford was able to defeat an attack by British troops from New York.

• Guilford is named after the town of Guildford in Surrey, England.

• By the late 19th century, Guilford became a summer destination for Victorian vacationers.

• In the 17th century, Guilford was protected by four stone houses strategically built and used for shelter during times of danger.

• During the Revolutionary War, Guilford was able to defeat an attack by British troops from New York.