Help finish our
Historic Renovation
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From its founding in 1876 through today, Centennial Hall plays a vital role in the cultural enrichment and education of North Hampton’s citizens. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in May, 2016, the building operations and restoration is managed by The Friends of Centennial Hall, Inc., a New Hampshire registered 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. With so few of these special buildings left, especially ones that continue to vibrantly serve the community, the building’s survival depends on donor support.
Our Progress
Centennial Hall’s long term survival depends on its renewed vitality as a vibrant community gathering place. The final phase of our historic renovation is an ADA-compliant elevator addition. We need to raise an additional $1,500,000 in order to complete the restoration and revitalize Centennial Hall for generations to come!
Thank you to our generous donors for your continued support!
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@centennialhall.org.
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PROGRESS TO GOAL
Where We Started
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What We’ve Accomplished
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About the Hall
OUR HISTORY
Since 1875 the historic Centennial Hall has remained the Cultural Hub of North Hampton and surrounding communities.
OUR BOARD
FOCH are members of the community that volunteer their time and talents to maintain & restore the Hall.
MEMORABLE EVENTS
Need a unique venue? Host your event in our main-floor studio or restored second-floor ballroom.
“… preservationists have always been able to imagine possibilities. Who else looks at a dilapidated building and sees not only how it looked historically, but a vision of what it might become?”