Harmony Hall is one of Hampden’s oldest public buildings and rich in local, state, and national history. It is home to one of only 134 surviving Revere Foundry bells, an unusual suspended gallery, and original gothic windows. In 1898 the renowned suffragist Susan B. Anthony spoke to an overflow crowd at the Hall. In 2007, it was placed on the National Register of Historic places.
“The chief project of the civic committee is to undertake the improvement of Harmony Hall.”
-Hampden Garden Club Minutes, 1938
-Hampden Garden Club Minutes, 1938
Repair Needs
Help us honor Harmony Hall’s Bicentennial with a donation to our Restoration Fund.
- PHASE ONE - Replace the roof and maintain structural supports. The current roof is over 25 years old, leaking, and in need of chimney flashing repair. Minor updates are needed to support beams in the foundation and attic.
Estimate: $40,000. - PHASE TWO - Maintain windows, repair plaster walls & ceiling, and paint interior.
Estimate: $20,000 - PHASE THREE - Exterior painting and other, miscellaneous repairs.
Estimate: $20,000
Thank you for your support!
We are deeply grateful for your consideration and commitment to preserving our shared history.
If you prefer not to donate online, you can mail a check to Hampden Garden Club, P.O. Box 36, Hampden, Maine 04444