Preservation Hall is a historic wedding venue located in Newburgh, Indiana. Initially built in 1851 as the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, this two-story brick structure has a long and exciting past as a meeting place for local officials. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and served for many years as the Town Hall. In 2007, the building was completely renovated and restored into a place that celebrates Newburgh's history. With a museum on the first floor and an expansive event space on the second, it is an unforgettable place to celebrate your forever union.

Facilities and Capacity

Today, guests will be instantly impressed when entering the restored building. It features a red-brick exterior, a historically accurate reconstruction of the original bell tower, original stained glass windows, and charming historic details. The first floor of Preservation Hall is used for museum displays that include historic photographs, artifacts, and memorabilia. There is also a full caterers' kitchen on this floor for your caterers to warm and prepare your wedding meal. On the second floor, a sprawling event space provides a beautiful setting for celebrating your forever union.

Services Offered

The Preservation Hall team strives to ensure your wedding experience is truly unforgettable. They'll provide round tables and chairs for up to 100 guests, and a dressing suite is available for the wedding party's use. They encourage interested couples to get in touch to explore their options.