This clock in the new village square sits across from Dryden's historic Methodist Church (built in 1874).
The Village of Dryden, home to Maple Ridge, is located in the northeastern part of Tompkins County in New York's beautiful Finger Lakes Region. It is a large rural county which was divided into tracts and then parceled out to Revolutionary War soldiers. Settled first by Iroquois Indians, Amos Sweet was the first white settler in 1797. Dryden is named after poet John Dryden.
The Southworth Library - 24 W. Main St. - click on the photo for more information.
Majestic trees and vintage street lamps adorn the Village of Dryden's Main St.
Montgomery Park's playground and gazebo is popular with kids of all ages.
This fountain on the village green sits next to Dryden's Presbyterian Church.
One of the many beautiful historic homes in the Village of Dryden.
Dryden schools have the highest SAT scores and graduation rate in the area.
