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Historic 1770 Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse

Wedding venue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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About Historic 1770 Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse

The 1770 Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse is a historic stone venue in Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood. Its Sanctuary, the original part of the building, has wooden pews facing a raised pulpit and seats about 65. The adjoining Sunday School Room, added in 1908, can be arranged in different layouts and has six conference tables and about 35 chairs. The site is offered for events including weddings, meetings, classes and parties. Prepared food may be brought in; there is no kitchen. Metered street parking is available nearby. The building is not wheelchair accessible and entry involves six steps and a short brick walkway.

The facts

Guests
Up to 65 guests
Pricing note
No wedding or venue rental price is stated. Special rates are available for Mennonite and Anabaptist groups; contact the venue for details.
Setting
Indoor
Last updated
November 2026

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