Memorial Hall in Melrose, Massachusetts
590 Main Street
Melrose, MA 02176
(Floorplan)
One of the most distinctive performance centers on the North Shore, Melrose’s Memorial Hall was dedicated on Dec. 14, 1912 in patriotic remembrance of the brave soldiers and sailors of the Civil War. It has its own grand organ, dedicated in 1919 as a memorial to the veterans of World War I. The Grand Army of the Republic Hall (GAR) is located in the upstairs portion of the building.
(1) From 93 North
Route 93 North
Exit 34 (Melrose/Stoneham - Rt. 28 - Stone Zoo)
Right at next set of lights
(2) From 128 & North
Route 93 South
Exit 35 (Winchester Highlands/Melrose)
Right at stop sign
Straight through set of lights
Directions now the same for both (1) & (2)
Past Stone Zoo (on right)
Next left after Zoo - Pond St./W. Wyoming
(Small green sign says Melrose)
Downhill to set of lights
(J.J. Grimbsy Restaurant at intersection)
Straight through set of lights
Over train tracks to next set of lights
(intersection W. Wyoming/Main St.)
Left at set of lights onto Main St.
Building is on the left just after the Central Fire Station, 590 Main St.
(3) From Route 1 North / South:
Essex St. Melrose/Stoneham Exit for both
Note: For Rt. 1 North exit is after Walgreens; For Rt. 1 South exit is before Burger King
Past Sears (on right), now on Upham St. to set of lights
Straight through set of lights
(intersection of Upham & Lebanon St.)
Right at next set of lights onto Main St.
Building is on the left just after the Central Fire Station, 590 Main St.
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