Amenities
The meeting house, built in 1833-34, has been a landmark in Grafton for almost 180 years. And yes, it is available to rent, seats 200 people, with access steps away to the chapel with kitchen and bathroom and is open year-round. The building is perfect for weddings, speaker engagements, musical gigs, organ concerts, movies, etc.
190 Years of History in
Grafton, Vermont
The Brick Meeting House is, and has been, a vital element in the history of Grafton, VT.
Constructed in 1833, and originally called the South Congregational Church, it served the town for many years as place of worship. Generations of Grafton citizens have been baptized, married, and eulogized within its walls. Around 1900, the renowned architect, Stanford White, encouraged his colleagues to visit Grafton for the sole purpose of examining one of the first examples of American architecture to blend Gothic revival and Greek revival elements in its design.
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We are thrilled to announce that Grafton Brick Meeting House is now an official 501©-3 corporation—BMH Foundation— which means the BMH is an officially registered charitable organization with the IRS […]
Read MoreSeraphic Fire Brings Down the House
A return visit by Seraphic Fire Christmas to Grafton, Vt. did not disappoint on Saturday night (Dec 2), and drew a packed crowd including many new faces to the Grafton […]
Read MoreSpencer Lewis Celebrates Christmas with Musical Open House
Lewis welcomes Christmas in Vermont at the Grafton Brick Meeting House on Saturday, December 9 from 1- 4p. He will be playing solo guitar and violin and reprising songs from […]
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