Haddon Fortnightly Women's Club

10 reviews

301 Kings Hwy E

Haddonfield, NJ 08033

This stunning building is on the corner of Grove Street and Kings Highway East in Haddonfield. Haddon Fornightly Women's Club is a social civic club for women. This building/club has much history and loves to support local charities. In addition, Haddon Fortnightly Women's Club can host special occasions, events, and weddings.

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2.510 reviews

Mary L.

1/6/2015

Last year my daughter, granddaughter, her doll and I attended the Dolly and Me tea in May at the Haddon Fortnightly. The affair was first rate. The careful organization of the day was evident...

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Casey P.

6/14/2016

Whoever the person here who coordinates weddings is, she is not helping the business. Her attitude when I was attempting to book this venue completely deterred me from this place. When I politely...

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Alexus T.

7/3/2017

I came across this place while searching for the perfect venue for my first event. Once I took the virtual tour on the website, I was hooked! The Haddon Fortnightly is stunning and run by friendly...

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C S.

6/21/2018

The affordability of their rental costs might be tempting, but be prepared for a negative experience otherwise. Very unaccommodating and rigid scheduling for any prior visits to plan or measure....

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Danielle D.

2/27/2013

We were supposed to have our wedding here in September 2008. Supposed to. I found out from a complete stranger that the ceiling had collapsed about 2 months before our wedding day. When I...

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Sons of Norway was organized as a fraternal benefit society by 18 Norwegian immigrants in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 16, 1895. Its goal was to protect members and their families from the financial hardships experienced during times of sickness or death. The mission expanded to include the preservation of Norwegian heritage and culture. It is the largest Norwegian organization outside Norway. It promotes Norwegian traditions and fraternal fellowship through the cultural and social opportunities offered in local lodge and district lodge activities. These activities include language camps and classes, scholarships, handicrafts, cooking and heritage classes, heritage programs, sports programs, travel opportunities, Viking Magazine, and outreach programs. The lodge may be rented out for wedding receptions, parties and other events.