Area Special Events Site Library:
Center City Philadelphia
College of Physicians
Capacity: 300 Dinner/400 Reception
Founded in 1787 to promote exchange and debate of medical information. Mutter Museum was opened in 1858 and contains pathological specimens and medical memorabilia – one of the few medical museums in the world. Great Hall built in 1909 in classical Renaissance style. Foyer, several halls and library, medicinal herb garden for various types/sizes parties. Octagonal marble rotunda with marble grand staircase. Meeting and banquet halls with brass chandeliers, mahogany paneling, fireplace, large windows and 22-foot ceilings.
Contact: Barbara Smith
19 South 22nd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215.563.3737
URL: www.collphyphil.org
Colonial Dames
Capacity: 90 Dinner/ 150 reception
Elegant private home with 18th & 19th century furnishings. Hidden, private boxwood garden.
Contact: Adrianna Robinson
1630 Latimer Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215.735.6737
Email: padames@aol.com
URL: www.partyspace.com
The Franklin Institute
One of the world's great science museums and a Frog Commissary exclusive.
19th and the Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Contact: Lois Switken
215.448.1165
URL: www.fi.edu
Independence Seaport Museum
In the heart of Penn's Landing overlooking the Delaware and a Frog Commissary exclusive.
Capacity: 450 Dinner/1000 Reception
Contact: Mark Brown
211 S. Columbus Boulevard & Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19106
215.413.8622
Email: mbrown@phillyseaport.org
URL: www.phillyseaport.org
The Philopatrian Literary Institute
Capacity: 125 Dinner/200 Reception
Last of the Rittenhouse Square mansions. Former townhouse of the late Mayor Edward T. Stotesbury Lavish rococo ballroom imported from an 18th century London manse. Corinthian columns, antique chandeliers, 14th century Italian marble fireplace beneath 22-foot solid gold ceiling. Front parlor’s “ Dolly Madison fireplace” purchased from White House in 1890 by Mrs. Stotesbury
Contact: Clive Hancox
1923 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215.567.2910
Vesper Boat Club
The present boat club was constructed in 1865 by Philadelphia architect G.H. Hewitt in the ornamentel Victorian-Gothic style. The spacious reception room features spectacular views of the Schuylkill River and Philadelphia skyline.
Contact: Monica Don
The John B. Kelly Jr. Memorial Boathouse
10 Boat House Row, Kelly Drive
Philadelphia, PA 19130
610.667.1120
Email: monsites@aol.com
URL: vesperboatclub.org
URL: partyspace.com/vesper
Mail to:
MVD Associates
1600 Hagysford Rd
Apartment 4K
Penn Valley, PA 19072
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