Hall-Wynne Funeral Service

Date Founded
1903
Business / Organization Type
Funeral Home
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The Hall-Wynne funeral home business was established in 1903 by JS Hall - upon joining with GV Wynne in 1909, they built , which connected with their stables on East Chapel Hill St..

In 1926, they moved from the center of downtown to the 1100 block of West Main Street, building a sizable brick Colonial Revival building. In 1946, they built a detached chapel just to the east of the structure.

The funeral home remains in operation as of 2011.

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