“Higher forms of culture thrive thanks to the Flagler Museum"

- Rob Report

“One of the most sumptuous houses ever built in America"

- Mobil Motorist

“This is the real Palm Beach”

- Diversion Magazine

Built in 1902 by Standard Oil co-founder and developer of Florida’s East Coast, Henry Morrison Flagler, Whitehall is now open to the public as the Flagler Museum. Located on the shores of Lake Worth in Palm Beach, this National Historic Landmark has been meticulously restored and is climate controlled.

Special Events at the Flagler Museum are a privilege of some levels of Membership. For more information, please contact the Museum's Member Services Director, Sarah Brutschy at (561) 655-2833, ext. 12, or at: memberservicesdirector@flaglermuseum.us

The Grand Hall - Entertain your guests in Gilded Age style with cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres in the 4,800 square foot Grand Hall. Designed in the Beaux Arts style by famed architects Carrere & Hastings, the Museum itself is an awe-inspiring work of art. Guests may explore the Museum’s first floor rooms, including the Library, Music Room, Dining Room, Ballroom, and Drawing Room, while Docents are available to answer any questions about the Museum, the collection, and its rich history. This experience alone will make your event stand above all the others.

The Courtyard - Open to the sublime South Florida weather, the Courtyard’s tranquility is broken only by the gentle bubbling of the fountain, a copy of the famous Venus Fountain that graces the Boboli Gardens in Italy.

The West Room - With its subdued tones and refined Mediterranean ambiance, the West Room is a perfect choice for your evening’s festivities. The West Room and adjoining Lake Room, with its Terrace overlooking Lake Worth and the West Palm Beach skyline, is a magnificent venue.

The Flagler Kenan Pavilion - The award-winning Flagler Kenan Pavilion, opened in February 2005, was designed to evoke the opulence and grandeur of a turn-of-the-century railway palace. Enjoy unrivaled views of Lake Worth and the West Palm Beach skyline. A unique venue truly unlike any other you will find in South Florida ... or anywhere.

The Boardroom - The Flagler Museum restored three rooms on Whitehall's second floor, including rebuilding original walls and refurbishing original fixtures, to create a historic, yet state-of-the-art, Boardroom and Study. In much the same way Whitehall originally combined modern technology with historic interiors, the Boardroom has state-of-the-art communications and audio-visual systems with elegant surroundings. The intimate feel of the tastefully decorated Study is the perfect setting for small meetings. The Study can be easily closed off from the rest of the meeting areas for privacy and the adjacent Bar and restroom make for a fully equipped, convenient function space.