Built in 1860 by Edward and Anna Young, Fendall Hall has been home to five generations of the Young family. The Italianate house contains elaborate and rare interior decorative painting dating from the 1880s, complemented by the striking black and white marble floor entry. Among its many treasures are family and period furnishings, marble mantles, hand-plastered crown-molding and Bohemian pocket doors.
The house is now open to the public after being purchased by the Alabama Historical Commission (AHC) in 1973 for preservation as a house museum. It is restored and interpreted to the 1880-1916 occupancy of the home.
The house is now open to the public after being purchased by the Alabama Historical Commission (AHC) in 1973 for preservation as a house museum. It is restored and interpreted to the 1880-1916 occupancy of the home.
ToursTours are available Monday through Friday from 10AM until 4PM.
Saturday by appointment only Admissions $7 adults $4 ages 6-12 Active Military receives free admission. Students get in free. |
EventsFendall Hall is available to reserve for events. Please contact the Site Director for a list of services and availabilities.
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Contact
Director: Lindsey B. Dudeck
Office: 334-687-8469 fendallhall@gmail.com |
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Our mission is to create awareness and to educate Eufaula and the Southeast states about not only the importance of protecting and preserving Fendall Hall, but also what efforts are required to keep the home open to the public and historically preserved.
