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Valley Green Inn Skip to main contentValley Green InnHistory Directions Gallery FAQ MENUS Banquets & Weddings Contact Us Main Content Philadelphia’s Valley Green Inn Gift Cards Reservations – a historic tavern on the Wissahickon Great First Dates In Philadelphia When it’s all about the initial impression. Making New Culinary History As you ease your car right onto gravelly, serpentine Valley Green Road, skirting the gurgling creek under a thickening canopy of leaves, you begin to feel the difference. You cross the concrete bridge spanning the Wissahickon and turn left into an idyll that tickles your heart. The Valley Green Inn hosts many, many events Some of the events in the past year have included weddings, baby showers, sweet sixteen parties, bon voyage parties, business retreats, rehearsal dinners, holiday parties, birthday parties, and many more. Make A Reservation Please note that the availability listed on partyspace.com may be for the patio area only. If you have any special requests besides those listed, please call us and we’ll be glad to put together an event tailored just for you! Contact Amber Atkinson at 215.247.1730 ext 109, or email Amber. History It is rumored that the Valley Green Inn was established in 1683. Well, almost… The Valley Green Inn is built on land that was part of a several hundred acre tract purchased from William Penn in 1685. It had absentee owners in England and Ireland until 1791 when it was bought by the Livezey family who ran a large grist mill downstream. In about the year 1850, Thomas Livezey rented to Edward Rinker about three acres of land on the Wissahickon Creek below and adjoining the stone arch bridge. He was to build a house and had the privilege of having boats on the stream to accommodate picnics. He paid two years rent J
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| Telephone | (215) 247-1730 (a tel: link, not structured) |
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| Menu or price list | a menu or price-list page in HTML valleygreeninn.com/?page_id=24 |
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| www.opentable.com/restref/client/?rid=2439&restref=2439&corrid | booking | opentable, a marketplace |
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