Highlights of Your Visit

Fendall Hall is one of Alabama’s finest examples of Italianate architecture, featuring wide eaves, decorative brackets, and an inviting veranda. Inside, the home has been lovingly restored to reflect the 1880–1916 period, offering a glimpse into daily life for one of Eufaula’s most prominent families.

Don’t miss the hand-painted wall and ceiling murals in the entrance hall, parlor, and dining room — among the most elaborate in the region. Learn how innovations like attic cistern-fed plumbing and cupola ventilation made Fendall Hall both beautiful and advanced for its time.

Preserving the Legacy

Fendall Hall is owned by the Alabama Historical Commission. Day-to-day operations and programming are supported by the Friends of Fendall Hall, a volunteer-based organization committed to preserving and sharing this important piece of Alabama’s past.

Preserve the Past.
Be Part of the Future.

Your visit helps keep the history alive—but your support goes even further. Every donation, membership, or volunteer hour helps preserve this remarkable home for generations to come.