The Conference Center at the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF),for example, is located in Philadelphia’s historic Old City neighborhood. This venue can accommodate meetings and events for three up to 300 attendees and offers 13,500-square feet of space with eight meeting rooms. In addition to free high- speed Wi-Fi, all meeting rooms also include audio-visual (projectors, screens and audio) in the room rental costs. A limited parking lot is conveniently locat- ed on site, as well, and CHF’s premier catering partners will customize menus.
For larger events, CHF is home to the Ullyot Meeting Hall,which is adjacent to the facility’s exhibition space.
accommodate up to 300 guests and also can be subdivided. With an elevated stage and lectern, Ullyot is perfect for speaking engagements, panel discus- sions, award ceremonies and social gatherings.
The Franklin Rooms, which are two meeting rooms at CHF (one overlooking the lounge area and the other with a view of Benjamin Franklin’s house) can be rented separately or combined to host 26 or up to 60 people.Other spaces include The Otto Rohm and Otto Haas Room, which overlook Independence Park; the flexible,breakout-style Garden 1 room with a view of an outdoor court- yard; the smaller Garden 2 room; the boardroom-style Garden 3 room; as well as the Overlook Lounge with views of the
CHFmuseum.Alternatively, the entire 13,500-square foot facility can be rented for meetings and events,as well.
Instead of being surrounded by four walls in a nondescript space, attendees will find the Conference Center at CHF boasts natural lighting with windows in every room. It also offers easy access to mass transit via Amtrak and SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transporta- tion Authority), as well as to the Phila- delphia International Airport and I-95.
The conference center also offers non- profit groups a discount with their exempt certificate (colleges, universities
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