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Groups of 10 to 330 comfortably accommodated

From your bowling banquet to your scout ceremony to your family reunion, the 19th century is a great place to be. Enjoy access to private meeting rooms, banquet facilities, plus immersion into 19th century life before or after your event. Our unique, attractively priced facilities are of just minutes off the NYS Thruway between Buffalo and Rochester. Especially exciting for history buffs, nature lovers, gardeners and art enthusiasts. Come, spend a day that will last a lifetime.

Meeting Facilities

Enjoy a meeting facility that perfectly fits your needs, whether you’re a small group of 10 or an assembly of 330. Meeting rooms are comfortable and private. And you just can’t beat the 19th century setting nestled in the lovely countryside.

Freight House

This authentic 19th century train depot can accommodate groups up to 50. Enjoy a private room overlooking the Great Meadow. An attached outdoor deck with picnic tables allows attendees to enjoy the fresh air. Dining and bar service available. Air conditioned.

Meeting Center

A spacious lounge accommodates registration while the auditorium seats up to 330. A separate dining room in the same building can seat 200. Air conditioned.

Exhibition Hall

This large, modern barn-styled building offers high, airy ceilings with exposed wood beams. This facility seats 250 and features large sets of double doors on either end that can open to bring the outside in.

Thomson Barn

A quaint, air conditioned setting for groups of 10-30.

Victorian Garden Pavilion

Picnic (weather permitting) in a classic Victorian garden featuring a tiered fountain. Seats 185.

Catering

Whether you’re planning a rehearsal dinner for 12 or a grand banquet for 500 (under an elegant tent), our caterers can create an exciting menu – with cuisine ranging from modern gourmet to 19th century fare

Customize your event

Add a guided, behind-the-scenes tour; historic presentation; or maybe even a 19th century cooking demonstration to your event. With an entire village of 68 historic buildings; upwards of 12 live demonstrations of 19th century life skills, crafts and trades; 13 heirloom gardens; a world-class wildlife art gallery (closed for renovations in 2010); and 5 nature trails, there’s plenty to keep your group fascinated all day…and even after hours.