Memorial Hall c. 1876
Steeped in history, elegance, and architectural grandeur, Memorial Hall c. 1876 is a stunning National Historic Landmark in the heart of Fairmount Park. Home to the beloved Please Touch Museum, this magnificent Beaux-Arts building offers a breathtaking backdrop for weddings, corporate events, and private celebrations. Originally built as the art gallery for America’s 1876 Centennial Exposition, Memorial Hall’s soaring domes, intricate details, and stately presence transport guests to an era of timeless sophistication.
A Timeless Setting for Weddings & Social Celebrations
Imagine exchanging vows beneath a stunning glass-domed ceiling, hosting an elegant dinner reception in the grand atrium, or celebrating with cocktails surrounded by history and beauty. Memorial Hall’s awe-inspiring architecture, intricate moldings, and expansive event spaces create a romantic and unforgettable ambiance for weddings, anniversary parties, and milestone celebrations.
A Premier Venue for Corporate & Cultural Events
As one of Philadelphia’s most distinguished venues, Memorial Hall provides a versatile setting for corporate galas, fundraising dinners, networking receptions, and cultural events. With grand staircases, breathtaking halls, and flexible event layouts, this venue is ideal for large-scale productions, high-profile gatherings, and immersive guest experiences.
An Exclusive Venue Managed by Rhubarb Hospitality Collection (RHC)
As a signature venue under Rhubarb Hospitality Collection (RHC), Memorial Hall is complemented by world-class catering, expert event planning, and impeccable service. Our renowned culinary team and event professionals work closely with clients to create tailored menus and flawless experiences that exceed expectations.
From fairytale weddings to extraordinary corporate affairs, Memorial Hall c. 1876 offers an iconic setting with historic charm and modern sophistication. Let us bring your vision to life in one of Philadelphia’s most breathtaking venues.
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WHERE TO FIND US
MEMORIAL HALL c. 1876 · Home of The Please Touch Museum
4231 Avenue of the Republic · Philadelphia, PA 19131