The History Museum of Mobile is a wedding venue located in Mobile, Alabama. Housed inside the old City Hall, this national landmark is available for year round indoor and outdoor weddings and special events. Located in historic downtown Mobile and within walking distance from hotels, restaurants, main attractions, and the famous Fort Condé, the History Museum of Mobile is full of history, intricate architecture, and style. As you explore the museum's galleries, interesting pieces and fascinating stories will appear around every corner.

Facilities and capacities

Designed in the Italianate style of architecture in the 19th Century, the History Museum of Mobile boasts beautiful decor and several spaces well-suited for weddings. The spacious courtyard and atrium are a backdrop for romantic ceremonies and photography. Surrounded by one-of-a-kind pieces and wall art, The Hearin-Chandler Auditorium is ideal for receptions, and can accommodate intimate celebrations or large parties. The foyer’s checkered marble black and white floor and exquisite marble staircase is an elegant and classic setting for cocktail hour.

Services Offered

History Museum of Mobile offers venue rentals for wedding ceremonies, receptions, and special events. With beautiful custom designed furniture, an in-house catering kitchen, and other amenities, the dedicated staff is here to coordinate and execute every detail flawlessly, so you and your guests experience an unforgettable event. Packages offered by the History Museum of Mobile includes various rentals and services such as:

• Chairs
• Clean up
• Tables

Other services

History Museum of Mobile is also available for private parties, corporate meetings, engagement parties, bridal showers, and rehearsal dinners. Metered street parking, as well as parking lots are located nearby, and this historical building also offers complimentary bus parking nearby. An unloading area is available directly in front of the museum for passenger cars and buses.

History

Built in the 1850s, the original building of the History Museum of Mobile played a pivotal role in local politics. During these times, it served as the Office of the Mayor of Mobile and the City Council held its weekly meetings. Nowadays, the museum features various permanent galleries showcasing more than 100,000 artifacts, and a series of seasonal exhibits ranging from historical events, photography, and art.