Weddings and Events at Selma Mansion
Discover the perfect location for your wedding, party, reunion, or special event
Welcome to Selma Events
History of Selma
History of Selma
History of Selma
Selma Mansion sits atop a 5 acre parcel of land originally included in the Glen Burnie tract of land. The current mansion was built in 1873 by Judge Edmund Pendleton. The house was originally a mansard-roof Victorian, added onto in 1905 with the addition of a kitchen, library, and additional bedrooms.
The Space
History of Selma
History of Selma
Step inside Selma's gracious foyer which can seat up to 40 guests, and the double split staircase will take your breath away. Turn left into one of two entrances to Selma's Grand Ballroom complete with 150 year old antique baby grand piano. The ballroom is flanked by two fireplaces with carved Italian Marble mantels and antique mirrors.
Step inside Selma's gracious foyer which can seat up to 40 guests, and the double split staircase will take your breath away. Turn left into one of two entrances to Selma's Grand Ballroom complete with 150 year old antique baby grand piano. The ballroom is flanked by two fireplaces with carved Italian Marble mantels and antique mirrors. It walks out onto a covered porch spanning the length of the house. Meander across the foyer to the dining room, parlor, and sunroom.
Our Location
History of Selma
Our Location
Selma Mansion sits on an unparralleled private 5 acre campus within the city limits, a short walk to downtown shops and restaurants. When you enter Selma's gates you are transported to a bygone era where time stops and memories are made.