Designed by Elijah E. Myers and constructed by Mitter & Heuderlong in 1892, Stockbridge Town Hall is a stately Romanesque structure built to house local township offices and a community center. Besides serving local township business, the hall has also been the setting for lectures, musicals, and numerous social gatherings. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, and a federal grant and local taxes provided the money for a massive restoration completed in 1982.