It is a single-story granite Gothic Revival structure, octagonal in shape, with four projecting wings and a turret capped by a statue of a Union Army soldier (carved in wood by noted sculptor by Charles H. Pizzano).

The hall was built in 1868, and for many years housed Foxborough's public library.

[2] The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

[1] The Grand Army of the Republic Hall in Aurora, Illinois is very closely based on this structure.

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