Ivy Hall Mansion
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4.8 (23)Chamber concerts and piano recitals fill this turn-of-the-century Overbrook home, centered on a grand ballroom.
Description
Designed in 1904 by Charles Barton Keen, an architect for Philadelphia’s prominent turn-of-the-century merchants and industrialists, Ivy Hall serves as the home of the International Institute for Culture. The mansion is arranged as a private residence, offering space for conferences, seminars, and retreats, while its ballroom accommodates gatherings ranging from ballroom dancing and art exhibits to lectures.
