The Tomales Town Hall may have seen more varieties of involvement—educational, political, artistic, and social —than any other building for miles around.
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The Town Hall is a big patchwork of a building. Often we encounter surprises and mysteries, and occasionally make remarkable discoveries.
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One night when the Rejuvenation plans were still a distant, unformed dream, our volunteer construction team was working in the basement with intentions of changing an awkward, full-height wall to a lower pony wall.
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In the late 1920s, the Hall came perilously close to being demolished. In the end, feelings somehow changed and in 1931, the first of the Hall's "rejuvenations" began.
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The small lot south of the Town Hall — the Buckeye Lot in honor of its distinguished tree — was not always part of the Hall’s property.
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