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Fort Lauderdale
Historic Stranahan House is a beautiful, rustic, whimsical all outdoor venue perfect for a variety of special events and corporate functions. Located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale along the New River just off Las Olas Boulevard, the Stranahan House is conveniently located near many hotel options, the airport, the seaport, and dozens of parking options. We can accommodate up to 100 guests and have room for rehersal dinners, wedding ceremonies, cocktail hour, and the reception.
Robert S.
I am not a big fan of history museums, but the Stranahan House is worth the visit. Learning about the history of Fort Lauderdale and how this city came out to be what it is today is really interesting. The Stranahan House was built in 1901 by Frank Stranahan, credited as Fort Lauderdale's founding father, and his wife Ivy Cromartie Stranahan, the area's first school teacher. It is the oldest surviving structure in Broward County and has served as a trading post, post office, community gathering, and home to the Stranahans. The house is a wood-frame vernacular structure with wide porches and a stunning view of the New River. It was restored by the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society and the Fort Lauderdale Board of Realtors and opened to the public as a historic house museum in 1984. A guided tour of Fort Lauderdale's Historic Stranahan House Museum is like a journey through time. It is a link to a time when Seminole Indians made friends with a young Ohioan who settled in the frontier town now known as Fort Lauderdale. Admission to the Historic Stranahan House Museum is by guided tour only. Experienced docents lead you through the museum to share the story of the house, the founding family, and the City of Fort Lauderdale. The tours last approximately 45-60 minutes. The admission price for an Adult under 60 years old is $12, Seniors (Ages 60+) pay $11, Students pay $7, and Members get in for free. They offer guided tours at 1p, 2p, and 3pm, seven days a week.
Fort Lauderdale
Amy Weinstein
My husband and I got married there 18 years ago and it's still an excellent venue to have a function. I was there today for my niece's baby shower. The servers were top notch and made sure every need and want was promptly taken care of. It was a buffet and the food was great. There was a made to order crepe and omelette station, both were very good. Their Jacaranda French toast was unlike anything I have ever had. I think it was coated with semi-crushed corn flakes. It was excellent! They had many other choices as well. Add that to the beautiful view of the golf course and it made for a memorable day. I would recommend that place for any event, big or small. Since your event is the only one going on, you have their full attention and they make sure everything is perfect.
4.98/5.00
based on 516 reviews
The average rating for Bark Wedding Venues in Fort Lauderdale is 4.98, based on 516 reviews.
