Hatt Hall

Historic Hatt Hall is restored from the original music room built by Captain Hatt, the original owner of the property. It features 14' high ceilings, highlighted by original 1905 punched-tin wall, cornice moldings and magnificent chandeliers with adjustable lighting and built in 10' screen.

Hatt Hall was constructed in 1886 by Captain A. Hatt as a society hall with an adjoining library, anteroom and dining room where numerous private clubs, fraternal secret societies, civic and government agencies held meetings and events. When completed, the rooms were furnished with Redwood wainscot and molding, thick carpeting, central heating, gas lighting and fine furnishings. In 1905 the original wainscoting was replaced with pressed-tin wall coverings and metal corbel with a Lyre musical design that was made in San Francisco.

In 1912 the Napa Milling company converted the Hatt Hall into its milling center with the millstone and sifting operations in Hatt Hall. The ground grain products were then dropped by gravity into the six bagging machines located on the floor below. The current Hatt Hall retains most of the original Redwood wainscoting, pressed tin, metal corbelling, on-site fired clay brick wall, which Captain Hatt made from Napa River clay. The wood molding is the original Hatt Hall design.

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