Historic Locust Grove
Historic Locust Grove locustgrove.org 561 Blankenbaker Ln. 897-9845 Mon - Sat 10 AM-4:30 PM, Sun 1-4:30 PM National Historic Landmark site includes house museum, gardens & grounds with exhibits & gift shop. Established 1790, home of George Rogers Clark.
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Amenities
- Family Friendly
Meeting Spaces
Grounds
- Occupancy: 1300 - 1300
- Area: 0 square feet
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| Custom | 1300 | 0 sq ft |
Grounds & Visitor Center
- Occupancy: 1500 - 1500
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| Custom | 1500 | 0 sq ft |
Open Air Pavilion
- Occupancy: 250 - 250
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| BanquetRounds | 250 | 0 sq ft |
Open Air Pavilion & Visitor Center
- Occupancy: 500 - 500
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| Custom | 500 | 0 sq ft |
Visitor Center
- Occupancy: 120 - 200
- Area: 1,836 square feet
| Configuration | Occupancy | Area |
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| BanquetRounds | 120 | 1,836 sq ft |
| Custom | 200 | 1,836 sq ft |
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