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About Chapman-Hall House Museum
The Chapman-Hall House Museum, built in 1754 by Nathaniel Chapman, is a Pre-Revolutionary period Maine house. Named for the Chapman and Hall families who resided there for 153 years, it is believed to be Damariscotta's oldest remaining house. Visitors can take docent-led tours to view its architectural details and explore rooms interpreted to represent 1754, 1790, and 1820, offering insight into daily family life in mid-coast Maine.
On the coast
Serving Damariscotta, ME
The Chapman-Hall House Museum, built in 1754 by Nathaniel Chapman, is a Pre-Revolutionary period Maine house. Named for the Chapman and Hall families who resided there for 153 years, it is believed to be Damariscotta's oldest remaining house. Visitors can take docent-led tours to view its architectural details and explore rooms interpreted to represent 1754, 1790, and 1820, offering insight into daily family life in mid-coast Maine.