A. Hatt Buildings 1884 and 1886
Napa Milling Company
These buildings were constructed alongside the Embarcadero de Napa by Captain Albert Hatt, a seafarer who came to California in 1864. The building was used as a warehouse and for sale of merchandise. The second floor housed a roller rink. The 1886 building was designated a U.S. Government bonded warehouse for the storage of spirits and wines. The second floor contains Hatt Hall, a meeting place for secret societies and later used as a National Guard Armory and for social events.
In 1912 the Keig family converted the complex into the Napa Mill, a regional granary, mill and purveyor of agricultural supplies. Restoration began in 1995 for the Napa River Inn and Hatt Market.
Marker is on Main Street, on the right when traveling south.
Courtesy hmdb.org
