Lovell Meeting House

The Lovell Meeting House, built in 1796, is a historic structure located in Lovell, Maine, that has served various civic and religious functions over the years. Initially functioning as the town hall and a place of worship until 1852, it now serves exclusively for civic purposes, including town meetings and voting. This charming single-story wood frame building features a gable roof and a spacious interior with a raised platform stage. It is notable for its simple yet elegant architectural details and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance and the role it continues to play in the community.