Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County
123 N. Prince Street, Lancaster, PA
Capacity: 75 people
About Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County
The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County owns the historic Sehner-Ellicott-von Hess house located in downtown Lancaster, PA at 123 N. Prince Street . The house is right in the prime part of downtown close to restaurants and theaters. The house was built in 1787 for Andrew Ellicott who was the first US Surveyor General who helped map the western territories and DC. Ellicott taught Meriwether Lewis surveying techniques in this very house for the Lewis & Clark Expedition. The Historic Preservation Trust was formed in 1966 in order to protect the house from demolition during construction of the Prince Street Garage (located right next door) and we are proud to still own this beautifully historic home today. The event space we offer is the first floor (front and back room) as well as kitchen and outdoor garden space. Renter will be responsible for all other rentals and caterers.
Event Pricing
Event Space Rental
Attendees: 0-75
| Pricing is for
parties
and
meetings
only
Attendees: 0-75 |
$600
/event
Pricing for parties and meetings only
Neighborhood
Venue Types
Amenities
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- Outdoor Function Area
- Outside Catering Allowed
- Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi
Features
- Max Number of People for an Event: 75
- Number of Event/Function Spaces: 3
- Special Features: 2 beautiful historic interior rooms on the first floor of the Sehner-Ellicott-von Hess House with outdoor space/yard included. There is also a brick porch in the back and a full kitchen that can be used by your caterers. Tables/chairs, etc. not included.