Colton Hall

Colton Hall in Monterey is a beautiful historic building built by Reverend Walter Colton in the 1840s. The California State Constitution was first signed here in 1849. Over the years, Colton Hall was used for various purposes, including Monterey's city hall, a public school, the county court house, the sheriff's office, and the Monterey police headquarters. The hall has since been restored to its original condition and now houses a museum commemorating the signing of the state constitution.

Address: Pacific Street between Jefferson and Madison Streets , Monterey, CA 93940
Telephone: (831) 646-5640
Hours: 10 AM - 4 PM daily except Thanksgiving, Chrismas, and New Year's Day
Website: www.historicmonterey.org/?p=colton_hall

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