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Historic Georgetown, Inc. Weddings & |
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The Hamill House Museum, a Country-style Gothic-Revival structure, is one of Georgetown's more well-known historic sites and hosts many public and private celebrations such as luncheons, weddings, reunions, and holiday receptions. The original house was built in 1867 and acquired by William A. Hamill, a silver baron, in 1874. Mrs. Pricilla Hamill is remembered for her love of entertaining and held many functions in this early Rocky-Mountain mansion. The stately property with its 19th-centruy lawn fountain is the perfect setting for a ceremony, reception, or reunion. Make your special occasion unforgettable by hosting it at the Hamill House Museum. A site fee of $1,500 is required with a non-refundable deposit. Rental fees include use of the house museum and grounds, including the new Hamill Park & Pavilion. Tents are allowed with prior approval.
Hamill Park, a modern interpretation of a Victorian garden, is tucked between the Clear Creek and one of the most significant historic buildings in Georgetown, the Hamill House Museum. The park features terraces, footpaths, flower gardens of both native and ornamental plants, and a pavilion featuring a covered stage for ceremonies and concerts, catering facilities, and spacious public restrooms. This park features a large lawn for formal or informal seating. A site fee of $750 is required with a non-refundable deposit. Rental fees includes the catering kitchen and restroom facilities in the Pavilion.
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The Bowman-White House, an Italianate style two-story structure with Queen-Anne detail, has a long history of hosting weddings. Iorria Bowman, daughter of the original owner of this house, was married in her father's study under a bough of evergreens in 1899. Since that time, there have been others who were drawn to the romance of the house and recited their vows under the quaking aspens or in the bay window looking out to the Rocky Mountains. A site fee of $650 is required with a non-refundable deposit. Rental fees include use of the house, including a dressing room for the bride with its original dressing mirror, music room, parlor, dining room, study, and restroom as well as the spacious grounds, which feature two other historic properties important in Georgetown's history.
Anderson Park is a charming park located just a few blocks from Georgetown's historic downtown district. Within the park, one will find colorful flower gardens nestled under a canopy of shade trees. There is built-in seating to accommodate one hundred guests. A site fee of $300 is required with a non-refundable deposit. There are no additional facilities provided with rental of Anderson Park.