Thank you!

By Jill Bacorn | November 10, 2023

Thanks to the Bearing Fruit Foundation and Frank Allen for the large donation towards the Restoration of the Main Hall. Very much appreciated! A very BIG thank you to Tim & Teresa Warner, for their donation at Mojalet Dance Collective program. It is a BIG donation for Restoration of the hall. And thank you to […]

Original 1894 Trust Deed

By admin | December 30, 2019

Recently the original 1894 Trust Deed for the “Nuevo” Town Hall was discovered in a safe deposit box that had been undisturbed for nearly 4 decades. Here is a scan of the document:

Ramona Town Hall’s Old Fashioned Christmas Open House

By admin | November 1, 2019

Click the Donate button below to make a donation and reservation, or email us at restore@ramonatownhall.com This is a 21 and older event.

Ramona Town Hall Gift Opportunities

By admin | April 1, 2018

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Pledge Form

By admin | March 27, 2018

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Archive Item: October 1977 Factual Report of the Ramona Town Hall

By admin | December 24, 2017

The following is a factual report regarding the use and purpose of the Ramona Town Hall and the changes it has undergone since its inception. According to the original record book of the Ramona Town Hall dated February 19, 1894, Augustus and Martha Barnett, husband and wife, of the County of San Diego, State of […]

West Wing Monitor

By admin | October 25, 2017

Our beautiful West Wing now features a 75″ monitor for video, slide show, and internet presentations, with seating for up to 68. If you are looking for a great place to hold a seminar, sales meeting, birthday or retirement party, etc., give us a call, 760-789-8696.

THE STORY OF THE RAMONA TOWN HALL

By admin | October 1, 2017

Original Benefactors, Martha and Augustus Barnett “As the story goes, Augustus thought it improper for dances to carry on all night at the school house, and that the growing town needed a place to serve that purpose as well as a library.”The Ramona Town Hall was donated to the town people of what was then […]

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