This antebellum Italianate home was built circa 1860 by one of Eufaula’s leading citizens, E.B. Young. Fendall Hall served as home for five generations of the Young family and their descendants. The house is now owned by the Alabama Historical Commission and is open to the public year round. It is restored and interpreted to the 1880-1916 occupancy of the home.
This historic house museum contains everything one would hope for in a Southern, suburban mansion, from towering columns, an imported marble entranceway, heart pine flooring and a blooming landscape. There are also exquisite features that may be found only at Fendall Hall, such as period furnishings that are original to the home and three rooms of the finest Victorian era murals, painted in 1884, found in any house in America. Visit Eufaula and discover the landscaped lawn and the crowning cupola.
