haley mansion banquet center

The mansion was built in 1891 for Patrick Haley, an Irish immigrant and industrialist who later became the mayor of Joliet. Situated on a corner near downtown Joliet, the residential structure has stood for over 100 years. Due to the smaller Victorian rooms and a need for open floor space to serve larger wedding banquets, the owner had utilized a temporary tent structure directly adjacent to the mansion. After a number of successful years, it was decided to add a dramatic permanent structure for banquets accommodating up to 300 people.  
 
Careful studies were undertaken to design an addition that would not overwhelm the original H.H. Richardson style building. The solution sought to create an elevation that emulates key features of the mansion while introducing a new conservatory component for interest.  

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