Woman's Club of Rock Hill

The Woman's Club of Rock Hill makes its historic Armstrong-Mauldin House and gardens available to event planners seeking a distinctive setting in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Built in 1921, the house offers an intimate alternative to a conventional function hall, with several connected rooms and inviting outdoor spaces for gatherings of up to 125 people, including the wedding party and hired staff.

The venue welcomes wedding ceremonies and receptions, bridal luncheons and showers, baby showers, birthdays, anniversaries, business meetings and group gatherings. It is also available for photography sessions. Outdoors, the seasonal gardens feature a pergola, arbor, brick paths and water features, creating options for ceremonies, photographs and time outside. Indoors, the main floor includes a dining room, living room, library, sun porch, open porch, butler's pantry, kitchen and restroom. The house is heated and air-conditioned, and separate dressing rooms upstairs are available for wedding preparations.

A rental includes use of the main floor, porch, gardens, upstairs dressing rooms and bathrooms, along with 20 folding tables and 80 chairs. Additional tableware and linens can be rented. Organisers arrange their own food and drinks, either by self-catering or hiring a caterer. Food trucks are permitted in the gravel parking area, and the property has Wi-Fi, but does not provide a sound system.

Full-day and hourly hire options are available, with tours arranged by enquiry. Organisers can contact the rental team to discuss their plans and check date availability.