Registered as a National Historic Landmark by the United States National Park Service, Elizabeth Furnace, located in Lancaster County PA, transcends time by preserving the diligent craftsmanship of its 18th-century origin and adding the contemporary aesthetics of the modern age through its recent restorations. Flexible indoor and outdoor options are all graced with the authentic beauty and care of preserving the property’s unique colonial history and architecture. Exchange your “I Do’s” in the charming Garden Folly then enjoy a romantic secret-garden-style cocktail hour in the Coleman Gardens before venturing through the 18th century ice house to your vibrant reception in the Stiegel Stable. Every step you and your guests take through our historic campus will create a path of unforgettable memories you will surely cherish for a lifetime.

We can date our property back to 1867 when it was a fully operational tobacco farm. Today, these historic buildings are part of what makes our property so special. A blend of modern design with vintage charm amongst over 10-acres of stunning gardens make The Inn at Leola Village truly unique. Specializing in stress-free planning, we offer not only the venue and catering, but also a 60-room luxury hotel, award-winning salon and day spa, restaurants, after-party bars, on-site florist, pastry chef and experienced coordinators. The best way to truly understand everything we have to offer is to schedule a private tour and see for yourself what makes weddings at Leola Village effortless, elegant and unforgettable.

It's your special day! Let our farm be the perfect backdrop to your dreams so that your wedding day unfolds as the day you've always imagined. We've got all the details covered because we recognize the importance of your day and will work to make your dreams become reality. The warm and relaxed atmosphere of the Catering Barn, Corn Crib, or Turkey Pen and rest of our farm will make you and your guests feel right at home. We've renovated our venues to include the modern amenities you will need without sacrificing any of the rustic charm that you desire.

Located in the heart of Amish Country in historic Lancaster County, the mansion was built around 1845 by Captain William Fassitt as a place to host lavish parties and entertain guests. Which has the unique distinction of having been a stop for the underground railroad Today, guests still arrive to enjoy the tranquility of the rolling farmlands, or to take the short drive to outlet shopping, Longwood Gardens and the many Amish attractions of the region. The main house sleeps up to 24 with seven bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms. The Fassitt Mansion and its two acres of grounds also provide the perfect setting for weddings