Hells Blazes Tavern in Middleboro Anyone remeber it?

Re: Hells Blazes Tavern in Middleboro Anyone remeber it?

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  csun060797 member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  I'm not sure about Hells Blazes but The Loring in Plymouth is a historical landmark.  I believe it only holds up to 150.  What type of venue are you looking for and how many guests will you be inviting.http://www.theloring.com/index.htm

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  capecayman

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  What about Highfield Hall in Falmouth?  It is a historic mansion from the 1800's that was restored in 2001.  It's BEAUTIFUL!http://www.highfieldhall.org/index.shtml

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  yolanda

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  Here are some suggestions: (Sorry, I don't know about pricing or capacities)Fuller Craft Museum - Brockton (not really historic but different)South Shore Art Center - CohassetOld Derby Academy - HinghamJones River Trading - KingstonDaniel Webster Estate - MarshfieldIsaac Winslow House - MarshfieldCushing Center - NorwellPlimoth Plantation - PlymouthHeritage Museum and Gardens - SandwichBarker Tavern - ScituateHTH!

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  Pinker26

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  My parents were married at Hell's Blazes in the 70's.  The english garden they do ceremonies in at the Plimoth Plantation has a similar feel.  Here is a pic - http://static.weddingwire.com/static/vendor/20001_25000/23080/thumbnails/600x600_1223051053268-GardenPavilion2007007_edited.jpg

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  soon2bMrsColin member

  

  November 2009 edited December 2011

  Thank you all soo much! We are looking at around inviting 200 or so guests but from a variety of states. So maybe only 150 would attend? Not sure. We're looking for the fall. I just always imagined Hells Blazes so these ideas are great!! Thanks. Sorry I haven't responded sooner, so much going on!

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