
A HISTORIC EVENT VENUE IN THE HEART OF OLD TOWN GREENWOOD—PERFECT FOR WEDDINGS, CELEBRATIONS, COMMUNITY GATHERINGS AND MORE.
Where Greenwood Gathers
Grafton Peek Social Hall stands out as a unique boutique meeting and event space. Feel both welcomed and wowed as you enter our thoughtfully designed venue, catering to both intimate gatherings and grand celebrations.
the mercantile…
Discover Grafton Peek Mercantile—a pop-up shopping experience in the heart of Old Town Greenwood that celebrates Indiana's best local makers and small businesses. While we no longer operate as a daily storefront, we host seasonal events and markets featuring handcrafted goods, unique gifts, and small-batch products made right here in our state. Each event is a chance to connect with talented artisans, find something truly one-of-a-kind, and support the vibrant creative community that makes Indiana special.
Situated on the corner of Main Street and Madison Avenue, our building is in the heart of Old Town Greenwood. The second-floor event space overlooks the beautifully restored crossroads of downtown, offering a prime location for weddings, private parties, and community gatherings. Steeped in history, the venue features original details and expansive windows that add warmth and character to every event.
In addition to private rentals, the space also hosts seasonal pop-up markets and community events that showcase Indiana’s talented makers and small businesses—bringing people together to celebrate creativity, connection, and local pride in a one-of-a-kind setting.
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LEARN ABOUT OUR HISTORY
Contractor William Gray put stone pavement in place by November, and the primary contractors began installing counters and shelves by the end of November. The inside work was done enough by the first week of December for the Order of Odd Fellows to hold a festival in what was now would be called "Peek's Hall" going forward. Glass and windows were installed for the front of the store by mid-December, and by 20 December, "Grafton Peek is at home in his new building, and a model structure it is for beauty and convenience."
In the spring of 1889, Grafton Peek decided to build a new brick building "with all modern improvements".
Multiple teams of horses drawing wagons full of brick were coming and going from Franklin by the middle of August. Work was briefly slowed because stones, doors, and windows were not delivered timely in late August, but work did progress fairly quickly after that. The brickwork was completed by October 2nd and the building was said to "have an appearance of architectural beauty."