About the Salem Old Town Hall Salem Old Town Hall, designed by noted architect Charles Bulfinch, stands today as one of the finest examples of Federal style architecture in town. The Old Town Hall has also offered the community a place to gather for centuries, first as a town hall and most recently as an auditorium. Salem Old Town Hall was awarded a Partners in Preservation grant of $75,000 to address significant structural issues, as well as provide new finishes in some of the public space.
Recently submitted by Salem girl, Boston Festooning for the President The Town Hall, on the upper floor, was first used to welcome President James Monroe on July 8, 1817. In preparation for the presidential visit, ten girls were chosen to decorate the hall. Can you...
