About About Hamilton Hall Mission History The Remond Family Board of Directors Community connections Preservation and interpretation work RSVP Lecture Series on World Affairs 2025 …

Built in 1805 on the newly-laid out Chestnut Street, Hamilton Hall is widely recognized as one of the most important Federal buildings in America. It retains its original role as a gathering place …

The Ladies Committee is pleased to announce the 79th annual Speaker Series on World Affairs at Hamilton Hall. The Series offers three subscription levels: 1) Remote Only; 2) in-person …

We are planning to offer in-person lectures at Hamilton Hall on Thursdays at 11 AM in February and March beginning on February 6th. NEW: We will also provide replays of the lectures from …

February 13, 11:00 am: Kevin R. Powers. Replay available on demand from Saturday, February 15 at 11am through Tuesday, February 18 at 8pm. Professor Kevin R. Powers, Director of the …

John and Nancy Remond and their children were the resident family of Hamilton Hall in the mid-19th century. The Remonds, who were free African-Americans, left a legacy of hospitality and …

About About Hamilton Hall Mission History The Remond Family Board of Directors Community connections Preservation and interpretation work RSVP Lecture Series on World Affairs 2025 …

Hamilton Hall Salem, Massachusetts. Contact Us. Thank you to the Sponsors of the 2025 Lecture Series on World Affairs . Hamilton Hall. 9 Chestnut Street, Salem, MA, 01970, United States. …

In the late 19th to early 20th century, Hamilton Hall was home to a school run by principal Anna Chase Davis. The school welcomed students as young as five. Explore materials about the …

We’re excited to announce that Hamilton Hall will be hosting a Revolution Ball in February! The Ball is part of an incredible weekend of events planned in celebration and commemoration of …