 Historic Settings
Heritage Grove
![[Wedding in the Grove]](images/wedding.jpg)
Heritage Grove is adjacent to Hiwan Homestead Museum.
Thanks to a local grass-roots preservation effort, this wooded acre was given to
JCHS to protect as a community park.
Heritage Grove is available on a rental basis for special gatherings. Rental rates are based on capacity and duration of the event.
Because of the Grove's historic value, rules and regulations are strictly enforced. For information, contact JCHS by email or download a reservation form.
Amenities available include:
Sheltered pavilion
Drinking water
Electrical outlets
Restrooms
Parking
Easy I-70/Hwy 74/Downtown Evergreen access
St. Joseph's Chapel (Non-Denominational)
![[St. Joseph's Chapel]](images/chapel.jpg)
Did you know that Hiwan Homestead Museum has a chapel with a warm intimate
setting for your special ceremony? The beautiful chapel on
the second floor of the museum was completed in 1918 by Jock Spence
for the Douglas family's private use. The chapel, with its soaring arched
ceiling and hand-leaded windows set in rosewood, awaits you and your special
quests. It is available for weddings, vow renewals and christenings. Maximum
capacity is 25.
For more information, contact JCHS by email or download a reservation form.
"And of course, there was no better setting for such a day than the beautiful Hiwan Homestead. I have to recommend this one-of-a-kind venue for anyone celebrating a special day. The volunteers from the Jefferson County Historical Society were so kind and welcoming to our guests, and went out of their way to add little special touches, like candles on the alter and bows along the pews. Thank you, thank you all!"
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