
Arrival
Through the gates, past the grand fountain, the mansion comes into view. You’ve arrived.

Where more than a century of history awaits you.
Built in 1914 by R.A. Long, Longview was conceived on a scale unimaginable today. The estate unfolds across more than 10 acres, from the grand mansion and its formal gardens to the original fountains, terraces and sweeping grounds.

Through the gates, past the grand fountain, the mansion comes into view. You’ve arrived.

Guests take their seats on the Lawn or in the Sunken Garden. The fountain flows, music begins, and history gives way to this moment.

Let the celebration commence. To the mansion for cocktail hour. Make yourselves at home. Explore the rooms, find a favorite corner, raise a glass.

The mingling and chatter move to the Conservatory, where the reception awaits. Dinner, toasts, dancing, celebrating. And then, more dancing.

The evening is in full swing. Now it’s bourbon in the library. Cigars in the courtyard. A cool breeze across the grounds as the night carries on.

Ceremonies for up to 200, with the mansion as your backdrop.

An intimate ceremony setting centered around Longview’s original fountain.

Built in 1914, with the historic interiors open to you and your guests throughout the day.

Seated receptions for up to 250, year-round, rain or shine.
Vows in the garden. Cocktails in the mansion. Dinner and dancing in the Conservatory. From the first arrival to the last drink, the estate gives you room to make the day your own.
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