Marietta Community House

Our Story

In 1871, Dr. John Huston commissioned the Marietta Community House, originally built as a private residence. After changing hands, it became a sanitarium in 1909 and was later donated to the community in 1919 by Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Hiestand in memory of their son, Lt. Benjamin Hiestand. This historic house has been dedicated to promoting the welfare of the Marietta community for over a century.

Impact

The Marietta Community House has served as a vital gathering place, providing support and outreach through various events and programs that enrich the lives of local residents.

Why Donate?

Your donations help sustain the Marietta Community House's mission to enhance the spiritual, intellectual, educational, social, and physical welfare of the community.

Get Involved

Support the Marietta Community House today! Your contributions, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, ensure the continuation of essential services and events that benefit the entire community. Join the effort to make a difference!