David E. Park Auditorium - on the National Register of Historic Places

Lew & Jeannette have restored the David E. Park Auditorium portion of the Noon-Collins Inn complex into a Banquet Facility and Conference Center.

The auditorium will accommodate groups of up to 125 persons with state-of-the-art audio and video facilities. This venue is perfect for weddings, rehearsal dinners, class reunions, and all kinds of parties as well as seminars, training sessions, corporate events and business meetings.

The property is currently run by Innkeepers Lew and Jeannette Ripley, who spent three years restoring the property to its original grandeur before reopening it in 1986 as an Inn.

Innkeepers Lew & Jeanette Ripley at the High Street Entrance

Business travelers appreciate the quiet, low-key ambience of the Inn, which also caters to business events and functions. Whether you are planning an intimate event with 20 people or a large party with up to 100. Our experienced staff can help you with your planning and catered functions.

A full breakfast is served each morning in the Green Dining Room, one of the mansion's two magnificent dining rooms. The Inn also operates banquet facilities.

Historic note: The Ebensburg Public Library of Cambria County was in the Green Dining Room.

Green Dining Room

The Inn is also ideal for prospective college students or visiting parents and alumni, as the campuses of St. Francis University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Penn State-Altoona, and Mount Aloysius are nearby.

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Innkeepers Lew & Jeanette at the Lloyd Street Entrance

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