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King Hooper Mansion

This mansion commemorates William Hooper, a native of Boston, an alumnus of Harvard University, and a signer of the Declaration of Independence as a delegate from North Carolina.

The 1728 building was enlarged in 1747, when a facade was added, and contains a wine cellar and a ballroom. Artworks are exhibited.

The Marblehead Arts Association is located in this building.

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Location	8 Hooper St. Marblehead Massachusetts 01945
Phone	781-631-2608
Fax	781-639-7890
Website	http://www.marbleheadarts.org ... room or the entire mansion, from the wine cellar to the ballroom! Available for functions, the King Hooper Mansion provides an intimate atmosphere for your rehearsal dinner, small wedding, family reunion, business meeting, or other significant event. The historic house and garden work well for any special occasion. Call 781-631-2608, or ...