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The Council's Harold Pratt House and Peterson Hall are ideal rental locations for wedding ceremonies, receptions, celebrations or corporate meetings and dinners. The Harold Pratt House features a majestic marble stairway connecting the Ballroom with a variety of other beautiful spaces including a library, reception and drawing room. All feature cathedral ceilings, fireplaces and antique chandeliers. The recently constructed Peter G. Peterson Hall has its own private limestone townhouse entrance and can be used alone or in combination with the Harold Pratt House.
To learn more about our space and to access our four color brochure please visit us at www.prattmansion.com.
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