Nichole M.
11/1/2025
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. We attended The "Haunted Speakeasy" a...
Hamilton Hall
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9 Chestnut St
Salem, MA 01970
Hamilton Hall, designed by renowned architect Samuel McIntire and named after Alexander Hamilton, has served as a popular gathering space and event venue in Salem, MA since 1805. Known for its elegant columns, intricate mirrors, and unique spring floor, the hall is a sought-after location for weddings and corporate functions.
With its versatile ballroom suitable for both ceremonies and receptions, Hamilton Hall offers a timeless backdrop for any event. The neutral tones of the interior provide a classic canvas that complements a variety of decorative themes, ensuring a memorable and seamless experience for guests.
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5.05 reviews
Richard L.
12/21/2008
We got married here Sep 20, 2008 and it was absolutely beautiful. We looked at tons of places, but ultimately we fell in love with the character of this place. The best part is Tricia Schott,...
A V.
1/13/2014
We selected Hamilton Hall for our wedding recently, and were very pleased! Aesthetically, it was the most appealing venue of those we visited. More importantly, the working relationship with the...
Jean F.
1/26/2013
What a gem! I had never been to Salem before but had the pleasure of attending a winter wedding at Hamilton Hall. What a beautiful venue! The two story main room served both as the ceremony and...
Molly C.
1/3/2013
Hamilton Hall was the perfect location for my wedding. I didn't want that hotel feel, but often the more interesting venues didn't hold enough people for my event. The hall is beautiful and looked...
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