Weddings

Capacity: 225

The Ohio Village Church--a nondemoninational and nonconsecrated church--offers a dramatic setting for private weddings, lectures, and performances. Inside the Gothic-style structure is a sanctuary, vestibule, and ladies parlor, fashioned after a typical church of the period. A large stained glass window backs the elevated apse, framing the pulpit and altar. The balcony, containing two sections of pews seating 80, extends overhead from the sanctuary's entrance. The church may be booked in combination with the American House Hotel for small receptions or the Ohio History Center for large receptions.

Capacity: 40 sit-down; 100 reception

The American House Hotel is actually two complexes in one. The American House small dining room named the Victorian Room is the older section of the complex. Decorated to accurately reflect the 1890s time period of the village, this section also features the American House Hotel Tavern, the hotel office, and lobby area. Intimate dining and private receptions can be offered here. The adjoining American House Hotel Tavern can be added for complete bar service.

Capacity: 100 sit-down; 90 buffet; 120 reception

A fireplace serves as the focal point for this 1890s dining area. Larger and more rustic in appearance than the American House's more intimate dining facilities, the inn's traditionally decorated dining room is a popular place for dinners, banquets, parties, and receptions.

Capacity: 90 for lectures; 200 for receptions

One of the largest of the village's buildings, the town hall offers a unique setting for lectures, performances and business meetings. A small stage is located in the front of the room, and Hitchcock-style chairs can be arranged in a variety of ways. The town hall may be booked in combination with the American House, as part of the entire complex rental, or by itself.