Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion

Historic Estate / Mansion in North Bennington, VT. Wedding venue pricing, packages and fees.

Completed in 1865 by attorney Trenor Park and designed by architect Henry Dudley, this 35-room French Second Empire Victorian estate in North Bennington, Vermont, features a wrap-around veranda and sits on 200 acres of grounds. Wedding parties can prepare in the mansion’s suite, which has soaring ceilings and marble mantels, before holding a ceremony in the formal garden. Cocktail hours can be hosted on the east lawn, on the veranda, or inside the carriage barn, during which guests are granted self-guided tours of the historic home. The renovated carriage barn seats up to 150 guests for a seated reception—with tent rentals required for larger groups—and includes a parlor and a historic tack room. While the venue does not provide catering, kitchen facilities are available for use by approved, licensed, and insured caterers.

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Catering is not provided by the venue. Kitchen facilities are available for use by approved licensed and insured caterers only.

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How much does a wedding at Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion cost?

Based on Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion's published pricing, renting the venue for 120 guests runs about $5,500–$14,500. It's a venue rental, so catering and bar are priced separately. Your actual quote will depend on date, season and final guest count.

How many guests can Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion hold?

Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion can host up to 150 guests seated.

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