Ralston Hall Mansion

Ralston Hall Mansion is a registered National Historic Landmark built by William Chapman Ralston in 1867. While the interior of the mansion is currently closed pending renovation, the lawn and grounds are available for a lovely outdoor ceremony with the mansion as the backdrop.. Ralston Hall is one of the Peninsula's few mansion locations and is a beautiful venue for a sophisticated and memorable wedding and/or reception. Cunningham Chapel has a capacity of 350. At present, the Chapel holds a 9' Bosendorfer Imperial Grand Piano. There are no restrooms available for guest use in the Chapel facility; however, there are restrooms open to the public in the gymnasium next door. There is a sacristy but there is no dressing area specifically for a bridal party in the chapel. Apartments are available for the bridal party as a dressing area. They are located on campus a short walk away. Our large chapel features museum quality stained glass. For a more intimate reception, the Taube Center, at the entrance to the University is newly renovated. Originally the local parish chapel, it is sleek and modern while keeping its original charm. It is ADA accessible, with bathrooms and parking.