Eno Memorial Hall was given to the Town of Simsbury by Antoinette Eno Wood,
a descendant of some Simsbury founders. It opened in 1932.
a descendant of some Simsbury founders. It opened in 1932.
Today it is used as a senior center, the offices
of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a meeting venue.
7 comments:
Very grand. Maybe I shouldn't have painted all my ceilings plain white?
Wonderful patterns, Jack!
Beautiful details here in these shots. I love that staircase.
Makes my charitable givings seem rather paltry! Nice shooting.
Impressive! Glad you looked up, and down.
As the saying goes, they don't make 'em like that any more.
What glorious ceilings! (Wait! Is that third shot a floor?) And the stairway was worth the climb for that shot. It certainly is a fine building, floor or ceiling.
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