Amherst Historical Society

6 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from August 3, 2015
  

  Cyndie W. asked:

  I'm getting married next fall at Fairchild chapel in Oberlin and I am looking for someplace nearby that is inexpensive to rent for our reception. Must be able to hold up to 100 people, and for us to be able to provide our own food & drinks. Does anyone know of anyplace like that?

  

  Teresa G. replied:

  Amherst Historical Society's Grange Hall - (440) 988-7255

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• Referral from August 2, 2015
  

  Catherine B. asked:

  Looking for a nice place to celebrate my Mom's 80th birthday after mass (about 11:30am on a Sunday) on December 13th. Any recommendations?

  

  Joan R. replied:

  The Grange Hall at the Sandstone Village. 440-988-7255

  

  Donna W. replied:

  With the number of people you have I would rent The Grange Hall at the Sandstone Village. 440-988-7255 and bring in your own catering.

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• Referral from September 12, 2013
  

  Darcie P. asked:

  Anyone know of a place that you can rent and bring in your own food, preferably with a kitchen area? Needs to accommodate around 75 people. (other than the metro parks and mercy new facility)

  

  Amy G. replied:

  Amherst Historical Society's Grange Hall may work for you! 440-988-7255

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• Referral from December 16, 2013
  

  Carol K. asked:

  I know that several people on here are involved with Amherst Historical Society, I need information on how to rent the Grange Hall. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance

  

  Joan R. replied:

  Call 440-988-7255.

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• Referral from September 24, 2013
  

  Kathy T. asked:

  I have a friend who is looking for a wedding venue that is country and/or off the lake. She would like for it to be close to home, Amherst, if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks in advance!

  

  Joan R. replied:

  Amherst Historical Village http://www.amhersthistoricalsociety.org/

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