The Mansion at 5th

The Mansion at 5th is a historic venue in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, available to hire for weddings, receptions, meetings, fundraisers, concerts and other special gatherings. Its Victorian character and period details give organisers a distinctive setting for occasions that call for something more individual than a conventional function room.

The building dates from the 1850s and was once the home of attorney Josiah Funk. It later served as the home of the Woman’s Club of Lebanon and is now privately owned. Its historic setting is paired with practical event facilities, including a spacious, air-conditioned ballroom, a formal dining room and a catering kitchen. The kitchen gives organisers a place to coordinate food service for their event, while the different rooms offer options for gatherings with varied formats.

Couples can consider the mansion for a wedding celebration, while businesses, community groups and families can use it for meetings, receptions, fundraising occasions and other private or public events. The venue is also described as accessible to people with disabilities. Its combination of historic interiors and useful event spaces makes it suitable for organisers looking to host guests in a characterful central Lebanon location. Event planners can contact the venue to discuss the occasion and rental arrangements, and to determine which spaces and facilities best suit their plans.