A historical event space 150 years in the making.

Built in 1873, The Wakeman House is now ready for you.

After 150 years, The Wakeman House ushers in a new era. Join us and make your event part of the next 150 years!

See the Space

  • The Great Room at Christmas, facing North

    The Great Room

    With room for 100 people, the Great Room is anchored by a recreated great fireplace, crafted from bricks made by Adams Wakeman 150 years ago.

  • The Puddleburg Room is meeting space off the Great Room with table, chairs, and a coffee counter.

    The Puddleburg Room

    Just off the Great Room, the Puddleburg Room is an intimate meeting space equipped with a dining room table and chairs. Most importantly, it has the coffee counter, a beautiful piece made of reclaimed porch posts and a lab table from the old Mendon High School.

  • The Kitchen

    The kitchen includes everything needed for food prep and service, including two upright freezers, two refrigerators, 4x8 counter island, a three-section sink, and a range.

  • The front porch stretches approximately sixty feet beside Main Street, ending at a small bluff overlooking the creek.

    The Porch

    While the front entrance is closed for continued renovation, the covered front porch provides ample space for mingling guests. The beautiful doors, windows, and masonry are the architectural details most associated with the Wakeman House, providing unique backdrops for pictures and memory-making.

  • The Deck

    Recently finished, the deck serves as both the main entrance into the event spaces and another location for entertaining. A large concrete patio surrounds the deck, creating an excellent space for a tent or dancing beneath the stars!

  • The Grounds

    Six acres bordered by mature hardwoods and the Little Portage Creek, the grounds of the Wakeman House have many spaces suitable for weddings, parties, and team-building activities.