Fendall Hall

Built between 1856 and 1860, Fendall Hall is an Italianate house museum operated by the Alabama Historical Commission. Its visitor page highlights painted wall and ceiling murals, a veranda and architectural details designed for ventilation. The tour focuses on the house and the families who owned it; its history should be understood as a nineteenth-century residence within a complex community, not as the whole story of Eufaula.

The commission lists hours Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and closures on state holidays and during private events. The first floor and restrooms are accessible; a lift connects the ground to the porch. Groups of ten or more should arrange ahead. Guided tours depend on operations and should be confirmed near the visit.

The local tourism office lists the access address as 917 West Barbour Street. The official question number is 334-687-8469 and the email is fendallhall@gmail.com. It is a short drive or walk from other district stops but does not share an entrance with Shorter Mansion. Check the museum notice to plan mobility, hours and possible closures.

Verified: 2026-09-27 · Official website · Address: 917 West Barbour Street, Eufaula, AL 36027 · Phone: +1 334-687-8469 · Email: fendallhall@gmail.com

Sources: Fendall Hall Plan Your Visit | Alabama Historical Commission · Fendall Hall · Barbour County | Southeast Alabama Tourism