Tuckerman Hall, Worcester (must see)

Intended as the residence of the Worcester Woman’s Club, Tuckerman Hall was constructed in 1902 on a lot donated to the Club by Stephen Salisbury III. The building bears the name of Mr. Salisbury's grandmother, Elizabeth Tuckerman. It was designed by Josephine Wright Chapman, one of the most famous architects of the time. The hall serves as a multipurpose venue, housing important community events like concerts, lectures, weddings and musical performances. The construction represents a mixing of stylistic elements taken from Georgian, Federal, and even Greek Revival sources and is considered to be one of New England's architectural treasures because of its symmetrical and elegant aspect.