Eno Memorial Hall

Located at 754 Hopmeadow Street, Eno Memorial Hall features a two-story Greek Revival temple front with a clock tower and gilded dome.

Built in 1932 as a gift from Antoinette Eno Wood, the building served as a courthouse, city hall, and government offices before its listing on the National Register in 1993.

The building includes an auditorium with 600 seats, providing space for community gatherings, performances, and municipal meetings throughout the year.

Multiple departments operate within the building, including Planning, Building, Engineering, Town Clerk, Assessor's Office, Tax Collector, Finance, and Senior Center services.

The structure incorporates both Colonial Revival and Classical Revival architectural elements, with brick and stone construction topped by a three-stage clock tower.

Location: Connecticut

Location: Simsbury

GPS coordinates: 41.87457,-72.80139

Latest update: March 9, 2025 12:48