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Evergreen Museum & Library is a magnificent 19th Century Gilded Age estate located just 10 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Today the historic mansion provides a variety of exquisite and unique settings that will make your private event memorable.
Carriage House: Built in the 1870s, Evergreens Carriage House offers an abundance of delightful and unique indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for receptions, parties, and meetings. The large carriage room, spacious wood-paneled stalls, and paved garden terrace (tented during warmer months) provide a range of attractive possibilities for events large and small.
Upper Gardens: The manicured gardens, marble statuary, cast iron Victorian benches, and historic fountain, and the Main House as a dramatic backdrop, provide a truly spectacular setting for your tented event.
From your initial visit, through every stage of the planning process, Evergreens attentive and professional staff is ready to work with you to make certain that every detail is addressed.
Evergreen Museum & Library is a magnificent 19th Century Gilded Age estate located just 10 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Today the historic mansion provides a variety of exquisite and unique settings that will make your private event memorable.
Carriage House: Built in the 1870s, Evergreens Carriage House offers an abundance of delightful and unique indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for receptions, parties, and meetings. The large carriage room, spacious wood-paneled stalls, and paved garden terrace (tented during warmer months) provide a range of attractive possibilities for events large and small.
Upper Gardens: The manicured gardens, marble statuary, cast iron Victorian benches, and historic fountain, and the Main House as a dramatic backdrop, provide a truly spectacular setting for your tented event.
From your initial visit, through every stage of the planning process, Evergreens attentive and professional staff is ready to work with you to make certain that every detail is addressed.
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Evergreen House, Baltimore — Evergreen House, a magnificent Gilded Age estate located just 10 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor, was home to two generations of Baltimore's Garrett family. Today the historic mansion, its charming 19th-century Carriage House, and 26 landscaped acres are included on the National Register of Historic Places and provide a variety of exquisite and unique settings that will make your special event truly memorable.
From your initial visit, through every stage of the planning process, and even after your guests have said good-bye, Evergreen's attentive and professional staff are ready to work with you to make certain that every detail is addressed and that your special event proceeds as effortlessly as possible.
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| The space that now houses Evergreen's Bakst Theatre was originally a gymnasium. It was built for Alice Whitridge and T. Harrison Garrett's three sons who were schooled at home. Located in the North Wing's second floor, it was designed by Charles Carson in 1886. The space was transformed into a theater by Alice Warder and John Work Garrett and today it is the only private theater decorated by Leon Bakst, the famed Russian set and costume designer for the Ballets Russes whom the Garretts met in Paris just before World War I. Mrs. Garrett invited Bakst to Evergreen House in 1922 and the Theatre opened in May of 1923. Bakst stenciled the Theatre's walls and lobby ceiling with Russian peasant motifs. He also designed three stage sets and costumes for Mrs. Garrett to wear when she performed there. Today Evergreen House is the only museum whose collection includes both stage sets designed by Bakst and their preliminary water color drawings. |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Bakst stenciled the Theatre's walls and lobby ceiling with Russian peasant motifs.
- Special Features: Today Evergreen House is the only museum whose collection includes both stage sets designed by Bakst and their preliminary water color drawings.
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Carriage House General Event Space  Max Capacity: 400 people 4174 sq ft 387.8 sq meter
Built in the 1870s, Evergreen's Carriage House offers an abundance of delightful and unique indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for receptions, parties, and meetings. The large carriage room, spacious wood-paneled stalls, and paved garden terrace (tented during warmer months) provide a range of attractive possibilities for events large and small. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House | |
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| Built in the 1870s, Evergreen's Carriage House offers an abundance of delightful and unique indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for receptions, parties, and meetings. The large carriage room, spacious wood-paneled stalls, and paved garden terrace (tented during warmer months) provide a range of attractive possibilities for events large and small. |
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 Banquet - 8 per
Capacity: 300 People |  Reception
Capacity: 400 People |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Built in the 1870s, Evergreen's Carriage House offers an abundance of delightful and unique indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for receptions, parties, and meetings.
- Special Features: The large carriage room, spacious wood-paneled stalls, and paved garden terrace (tented during warmer months) provide a range of attractive possibilities for events large and small.
- Total Square Feet: 4,174
- Total Square Meters: 387.8
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Baltimore architect, Laurence Hall Fowler, renovated this room in 1941 for John Work Garrett. Fowler left the flooring in place and redesigned everything else in the room — from the drapery treatment (made of hammered rayon instead of silk because of war rationing) and the raised ceiling, to the installation of the butternut paneling and trim with silver gilding. Both Fowler and Mrs. Garrett agreed that the new drawing room, "was not to be an art gallery, but a pleasant room to sit in with pictures around you." The pictures referred to are Mrs. Garrett's collection of post-Impressionist paintings, including work by Modigliani, Picasso, Utrillo, Vuillard, Bonnard, Degas, Forain, and Derain. A large portrait of Alice Warder Garrett in a white Spanish dress was painted in 1929 by the Spanish artist Ignacio Zuloaga and hangs by the piano. The Chinese blue and white porcelain from T. Harrison Garrett's collection is displayed on the mantel. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House |   |
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| Baltimore architect, Laurence Hall Fowler, renovated this room in 1941 for John Work Garrett. Fowler left the flooring in place and redesigned everything else in the room — from the drapery treatment (made of hammered rayon instead of silk because of war rationing) and the raised ceiling, to the installation of the butternut paneling and trim with silver gilding. Both Fowler and Mrs. Garrett agreed that the new drawing room, "was not to be an art gallery, but a pleasant room to sit in with pictures around you." The pictures referred to are Mrs. Garrett's collection of post-Impressionist paintings, including work by Modigliani, Picasso, Utrillo, Vuillard, Bonnard, Degas, Forain, and Derain. A large portrait of Alice Warder Garrett in a white Spanish dress was painted in 1929 by the Spanish artist Ignacio Zuloaga and hangs by the piano. The Chinese blue and white porcelain from T. Harrison Garrett's collection is displayed on the mantel. |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Hosts a collection of post-Impressionist paintings, including work by Modigliani, Picasso, Utrillo, Vuillard, Bonnard, Degas, Forain, and Derain.
- Special Features: A large portrait of Alice Warder Garrett in a white Spanish dress was painted in 1929 by the Spanish artist Ignacio Zuloaga and hangs by the piano. The Chinese blue and white porcelain from T. Harrison Garrett's collection is displayed on the mantel.
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Shortly after moving into Evergreen House, T. Harrison Garrett began to transform the country house into a spectacular Gilded Age estate. Garrett first turned his attention to the redecoration of the front hall — the place where first impressions would be made. Garrett hired the oldest and most prestigious interior design firm in Baltimore, P. Hanson Hiss & Co., to create a stylish and imposing interior. The Moorish lattice work in the archways was added, as were the oak bench surmounted by a 17th- century Belgian tapestry and the mosaic floor with abstracted feather, ribbon, and shield motifs. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House |   |
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| Shortly after moving into Evergreen House, T. Harrison Garrett began to transform the country house into a spectacular Gilded Age estate. Garrett first turned his attention to the redecoration of the front hall — the place where first impressions would be made. Garrett hired the oldest and most prestigious interior design firm in Baltimore, P. Hanson Hiss & Co., to create a stylish and imposing interior. The Moorish lattice work in the archways was added, as were the oak bench surmounted by a 17th- century Belgian tapestry and the mosaic floor with abstracted feather, ribbon, and shield motifs. |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: The Moorish lattice work in the archways was added, as were the oak bench surmounted by a 17th- century Belgian tapestry and the mosaic floor with abstracted feather, ribbon, and shield motifs.
- Floor Number: 1
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Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House | |
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| Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre. |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre.
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The historic and serene Friendship Garden, created by the elder Mrs. Garrett, is surrounded by ivy-covered bricks and is situated across the stream from a grove of red-leaf maples — a lovely spot for an intimate gathering. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House | |
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| The historic and serene Friendship Garden, created by the elder Mrs. Garrett, is surrounded by ivy-covered bricks and is situated across the stream from a grove of red-leaf maples — a lovely spot for an intimate gathering. |
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 Theater
Capacity: 30 People | Reception
Capacity: 30 People |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: The historic and serene Friendship Garden, created by the elder Mrs. Garrett, is surrounded by ivy-covered bricks and is situated across the stream from a grove of red-leaf maples — a lovely spot for an intimate gathering.
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This walnut paneled room was designed by architect Laurence Hall Fowler and built in 1927-'28 to house the Garretts' books. These rare volumes contained in the Garrett Library reflect the interests of both John Work Garrett and his father, T. Harrison Garrett and includes two editions of Audubon's "Birds of North America" — one octavo and the double elephant folio. Other famous natural history books include those by Gould, Catesby, Eliot, and Redoute. The library also contains incunabula (books printed before 1501) and the signatures of all the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Also on view in the library is a Tang Dynasty Camel (617-906 A.D.) and a Persian Mongol Cavalry Man (early 13th century). Over the fireplace hangs a portrait of John Work Garrett by Ignacio Zuloaga painted while Garrett was Ambassador to Italy and living in Rome. Learn more about the Garrett Library here. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House |   |
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| This walnut paneled room was designed by architect Laurence Hall Fowler and built in 1927-'28 to house the Garretts' books. These rare volumes contained in the Garrett Library reflect the interests of both John Work Garrett and his father, T. Harrison Garrett and includes two editions of Audubon's "Birds of North America" — one octavo and the double elephant folio. Other famous natural history books include those by Gould, Catesby, Eliot, and Redoute. The library also contains incunabula (books printed before 1501) and the signatures of all the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Also on view in the library is a Tang Dynasty Camel (617-906 A.D.) and a Persian Mongol Cavalry Man (early 13th century). Over the fireplace hangs a portrait of John Work Garrett by Ignacio Zuloaga painted while Garrett was Ambassador to Italy and living in Rome. Learn more about the Garrett Library here. |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: The Garrett Library collection includes 16th- and 17th- century English literature and history.
- Special Features: The Garrett Library contains 28,600 volumes, all of which are available to be used on-site.
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| Opulence and beauty abound in Evergreen's famed Main House where art- and book-filled rooms range from the intimate to the extraordinary. |
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Reception
Capacity: 200 People |
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MeadowOutdoor Venue Max Capacity: 800 people
Evergreen's meadow includes 5 acres of lawn, mature trees, a meandering stream, and a picturesque footbridge. The location for the bi-annual "Sculpture at Evergreen Exhibition," the meadow is a lovely site for events ranging from a picnic to a formal tented affair. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House | |
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| Evergreen's meadow includes 5 acres of lawn, mature trees, a meandering stream, and a picturesque footbridge. The location for the bi-annual "Sculpture at Evergreen Exhibition," the meadow is a lovely site for events ranging from a picnic to a formal tented affair. |
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Banquet - 8 per
Capacity: 500 People | Reception
Capacity: 800 People |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Evergreen's meadow includes 5 acres of lawn, mature trees, a meandering stream, and a picturesque footbridge.
- Special Features: The location for the bi-annual "Sculpture at Evergreen Exhibition," the meadow is a lovely site for events ranging from a picnic to a formal tented affair.
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Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House |   |
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| Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre. |
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Reception
Capacity: 100 People |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: Adjacent to the Main House, Evergreen's two-story North Wing includes a spacious gallery filled with the Garretts' collection of Japanese and Chinese art and the colorfully decorated Bakst Theatre.
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The manicured gardens, marble statuary, cast iron Victorian benches, and historic fountain, and the Main House as a dramatic backdrop, provide a truly spectacular setting for your tented event. Photos published with permission of Evergreen House | |
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| The manicured gardens, marble statuary, cast iron Victorian benches, and historic fountain, and the Main House as a dramatic backdrop, provide a truly spectacular setting for your tented event. |
Supported Layouts and Capacities
Banquet - 8 per
Capacity: 400 People | Reception
Capacity: 800 People |
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- Atmosphere/Decor: The manicured gardens, marble statuary, cast iron Victorian benches, and historic fountain, and the Main House as a dramatic backdrop, provide a truly spectacular setting for your tented event.
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- Non-Smoking
- Outdoor Function Area
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| Acreage: 26 | | Credit Cards Accepted: All Major Credit Cards Accepted. | | Facility Location Setting: Evergreen House, a magnificent Gilded Age estate located just 10 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. | | Max Number of People for an Event: 4250 | | Nearest Airport: 11-15 miles | | Nearest Overnight Accommodations: 1-5 miles | | Nearest Public Transportation: 1-5 miles | | Parking: Complimentary Parking | | Proximity of Nearest Ski Area: Greater than 50 miles | | Proximity of Neighboring Golf Course: 1-5 miles | | Total Number of Guest Rooms: 48 | | Year Built: 1857 |
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