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2645 E. State Route 41, Troy, OH

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About Heritage Hall at Lost Creek Reserve

A wedding at Heritage Hall at Lost Creek Reserve in Troy puts your celebration inside a 457-acre park run by the Miami County Park District. The hall has exposed wooden timbers under a vaulted ceiling, and a 654-square-foot front porch looks out over the natural landscape, a bright, open spot for wedding photos with the countryside behind you.

Heritage Hall is promoted for weddings and seats 150 guests banquet style, or up to 250 for a presentation. The reserve around it has nearly six miles of trails, and the historic Knoop Homestead, with its Victorian farmhouse and old barns, is part of the same park. If you want your wedding ceremony in the hall or outdoors in the reserve, ask the park district; ceremonies in Miami County parks need a wedding permit, and professional photographers and videographers need their own permit too.

For the wedding reception, caterers can work from a demonstration kitchen, and the hall has an audio system, flat-screen TVs and high-speed internet, useful for a slideshow or for your wedding videographer to plan clean sound for the toasts. Modern restrooms and storage are on site. On a warm evening, guests can step out onto the porch between dinner and dancing, and your photographer can catch the last light over the fields at the end of your wedding day.

Call the park district to check dates and weekday or weekend rates.
Ask whether your ceremony can be held at the hall, and about the wedding permit.
Make sure your photographer and videographer apply for the park's photography permit.

A little about Heritage Hall at Lost Creek Reserve

The hall stands in Lost Creek Reserve, home of the Knoop Agricultural Heritage Center, where one farm family's history spans more than 200 years and five generations. The park district notes it still welcomes funding partners for the hall's finishing touches.

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