Connecticut Wedding Venue Guide · Connecticut River Valley and Middlesex County
Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill Weddings
Middletown, Connecticut
About Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill
Middletown's Gilded Age mansion: a 16,000 square foot classical revival house on more than 100 acres of woods and lawns, now owned by the City of Middletown.
Built for Colonel Clarence S. Wadsworth around 1911, with grounds shaped in part by the Olmsted Brothers. The city bought the estate in 1994, restored it and reopened it for weddings in 1999.
Marble atrium, east and west ballrooms, loggia, formal lawns and wooded trails.
Photographer's Notes
The front columns and the long lawn are the signature frames. The loggia keeps portraits going if the weather turns.
We have photographed more than a dozen weddings at the Wadsworth Mansion, and it is personal for us: it is where Jerome and Jen were married.
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