Germantown Historic Church

About this venue

The present chapel sanctuary and steeple were erected in 1870 and were in regular use for nearly 100 years. The London foundry that cast the Liberty Bell is believed to have created the bell, which may be rung for services. The church features its original ceiling and floor, made of hard river pine. The newly refinished pews have been in the church since the 1930s, and the double front doors are replicas of the original. The church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Pew seating is available for up to 100 guests, and 25 additional chairs may be brought in to accommodate 125.