Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society
                                230 Locust Grove Rd, Bainbridge
                                 (717) 426-3794
                            
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Recently had a wedding here. Gorgeous river view but frustrating experience. Groom & groomsmen had to set up dining chairs after being told all would be done. Day of, told linens would be on tables before 11am arrival. Arrived at 11:05 and no linens in sight. When doing the first looks, employee was standing in the doorways and around wedding party. Was told via email and in person that everything is included minus utensils and food, only to be told after the ceremony that we needed to get plates ourselves. No cups, plates, napkins, etc. were provided. Had to empty out the fridge in order to have room to put our stuff in. During reception, used our own speaker/microphone (not a DJ). Employee walked around at 8pm with decibel reader and proceeded to take the mic away from 2 of our guests who were singing. Had to provide our own lighting for 1 of 3 rooms due to having zero lights. Thankful the wedding party was amazing in helping with these situations, but frustrating that they even needed to - not something you want to figure out mid wedding/the night before.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 2
I walked around on the grounds to be able to see this grand mansion. It's amazing to think of all of the history that happened on this property generations ago.
It goes back to when the Conoy Indians 1st settled in this area. (Conoy Indian town Settlement)
Harvard Professor Roger Thomas and Christopher Haefner, discoverer of the new life form from the Lower Cambrian Age Kinzers shale; Yorkicystis haefneri, discuss the new revelation of the significance of the Skolithis worm burrows, first found by Samuel Haldeman.
Atmosphere: 5
Ancient Indian burial ground
Had a great tour and learned a lot about the area!
Support an old mansion. Great river bike and walk!
I celebrated my 40th Birthday here this past April and it was awesome!! Nice, quiet and just a relaxing time with close friends and family. Definitely worth it! Great experience ?.
Support an old mansion. Great river bike and walk!
Got a free soft pretzel. Good pretzel would go again.
Love this historic place
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It's under restoration at the moment but the caretakers we're extremely friendly and let us see the downstairs and gave us a very historically detailed proper tour of the site, great place to walk around and picnic too. We are definitely donating to help keep the place open for the public, it's too much history to disappear ❤️?
Very cool place with lots of history and "visitors".
Love the coffee shop. Donation based, she helps families and need through our donations. Great place to stop before going to walk. About 3 mi from the cliffs from the trailhead. Check it out everything is 1700s
Love the coffee shop. Donation based, she helps families and need through our donations. Great place to stop before going to walk. About 3 mi from the cliffs from the trailhead. Check it out everything is 1700s
Not a food place
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