Preservation Park

We spoke to them on the phone twice then we looked at the venue and set up a time to put down a deposit. After we put down a deposit they became slow on returning 0hone calls and giving us the run around about dates. They stole our money and refused to give us a date. So basically thats how they make their money They will surely go out of business doing things like that

Preservation park stole our money and refused to give it back. We put down a deposite they canclled our event refused to give us our money back and told us we had to book another date. OUr date was august 27th they refused to continue to contact us they never posted our flyer we called they acted like they didn't know who we were. We were forced ONCE AGAIN to find another venue last min with out being given our deposit back. Presevration park is looking to destroy local businesses our lively hood depends on these events. They are nothing but low level theives who run a park I hope the detrement they caused our business is reflected back to preservation ark and their destitute staff.

What a fascinating place. Aside from the Historic Preservation Park, I attended a conference in a Victorian neighborhood there. While these look like 19th-century homes, they are all spaces for rent. I've never seen anything quite like it. When I walked from my hotel, I was sure I was in the wrong place. I expected a stark hotel and conference center. I didn't expect to see a bunch of homes set up as a neighborhood. After walking around for a bit, I saw the banner for the conference. The interior of the space was darling. It must have once been a home. The wood looked older and well-worn, with very few electrical outlets. There was a large room for the speakers and lunch. I was surprised by the size of the room. Looking from the outside, I wouldn't have conceived there would be a room that large. I understand these are used for business, parties, weddings, and more. It would be fun to rent one of these spaces for something, but I live too far away. I only wish I'd taken pictures of the neighborhood for those who haven't ever seen it before.