Situated conveniently on Route One near the coastal villages of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Wells and Ogunquit, Johnson Hall Museum and its newly renovated Tea Room offer a unique historic location for an elegant wedding or memorable social or corporate event. We can host your rehearsal dinner, wedding ceremony, cocktail hour and reception, fundraiser, seminar and holiday parties and other social events.
The Tea Room can accommodate seated dining for up to 130 guests with a dance floor and up to 180 guests without a dance floor. If you choose to hold your event outdoors, our extensive grounds can accommodate tents of any size. Many of the museum's antiques are available for our guests to enjoy; our century-old baby grand player piano still reels melodic tunes, and our antique cars and historic outbuildings provide unforgettable backdrops for wedding photos and other photographic sessions.
The Museum has an interesting history dating back to the Roaring 20s. The main building was Libby's Tea Room (1923-1941), where a lobster dinner was $1.50 and where Franklin D. Roosevelt stopped to eat in 1932 while campaigning for president.
The Tea Room can accommodate seated dining for up to 130 guests with a dance floor and up to 180 guests without a dance floor. If you choose to hold your event outdoors, our extensive grounds can accommodate tents of any size. Many of the museum's antiques are available for our guests to enjoy; our century-old baby grand player piano still reels melodic tunes, and our antique cars and historic outbuildings provide unforgettable backdrops for wedding photos and other photographic sessions.
The Museum has an interesting history dating back to the Roaring 20s. The main building was Libby's Tea Room (1923-1941), where a lobster dinner was $1.50 and where Franklin D. Roosevelt stopped to eat in 1932 while campaigning for president.
Services
Johnson Hall Museum is a private museum with a historic Tea Room, grounds for tents, vintage buildings and is located on 10 acres in Wells, Maine.
The museum grounds are closed to the public during private events so you have exclusive use of the property.
We can accommodate up to 130 guests with a dance floor and 180 guests without a dance floor.
Our in-house team is available to help you plan the details of your wedding and reception.
The museum grounds are closed to the public during private events so you have exclusive use of the property.
We can accommodate up to 130 guests with a dance floor and 180 guests without a dance floor.
Our in-house team is available to help you plan the details of your wedding and reception.
Johnson Hall Museum is perfectly appointed and can host your holiday or retirement party, fundraisers, seminars, memorial services and other social events big and small.
Each event is unique and customizable.
We also have a preferred vendor list that can assist you with finding the perfect caterer, florist, planner and entertainment.
Each event is unique and customizable.
We also have a preferred vendor list that can assist you with finding the perfect caterer, florist, planner and entertainment.
You may visit the Town Clerk's Office to apply for a marriage license 9:00 am to 3:30 pm, Monday through Friday.
Please call the Office for further information prior to your visit.
It is $15 for the first certified copy and $6 for each additional certified copy of the same record, ordered at the same time.
Make checks payable to the Town of Wells.
Please do not send cash in the mail.
The Wells Transportation Center is located on Rt. 109 by Exit 19 of the Maine Turnpike.
It accommodates passenger trains, buses, vans, taxis, trolleys, and bicycles.
Please call the Office for further information prior to your visit.
It is $15 for the first certified copy and $6 for each additional certified copy of the same record, ordered at the same time.
Make checks payable to the Town of Wells.
Please do not send cash in the mail.
The Wells Transportation Center is located on Rt. 109 by Exit 19 of the Maine Turnpike.
It accommodates passenger trains, buses, vans, taxis, trolleys, and bicycles.
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