Bloomfield

Official Name

The Village of Bloomfield

Location

South-South-East of Rochester

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Geographical Area

39.73 sq. miles

Population

1,267

Village Office

12 Main Street / PO Box 459

Bloomfield, NY USA 14469-0459

Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9:00AM to 4:30PM

Phone

585 657-7554

Website

http://www.BloomfieldNY.org/

Bloomfield, originally part of the Phelps and Gorham Purchase, was formed in 1789 and included Mendon, Victor, East Bloomfield and West Bloomfield. The town of East Bloomfield was defined in 1833.

Benjamin Keyes purchased most of the land that constitutes the present-day village from Oliver Phelps in 1794 and that year his large family started settling the village. Our pioneer settlers from New England arrived here in 1789 and proceeded to develop agriculture as the primary industry. The village became a bustling community in the first half of the nineteenth century, offering many agriculture-related businesses to the vicinity. The residents prospered and built many lovely houses that fortunately have survived to the present day.

The walking tour starts in historic Elton Park and proceeds around the village's Historic District. Click the link at the right to view (and print) a detailed map and descriptions of over 50 historic homes and buildings.

• Big M Supermarket
  

• Commodore - Foam and plastics manufacturer
  

• Sharks Ice Cream - Homemade ice cream shop established in 2004.

• The Holloway House - Historic fine dining restaurant built in 1808.

• Bloomfield Central School District

The Village of Bloomfield is located along Route 5 and Route 20, which are also known locally as Antique Alley. It is approximately 14 miles from I-390 and 6 miles from Victor.

• Ontario County
  

• Route 5
  

• Allens Hill Farm

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