Our "once upon a time" began in 1903, when the members of the American Fork community constructed what is historically knows as the American Fork 3rd Ward Meetinghouse, forming the Northampton House we know and love today.

15, 60" round tables
15, 30" high/low tables
Tablecloths
126 Chairs
AV System
Mini Grand Piano
TV
Brides Room
Grooms/Family Room
1 Mic
Full-size Restrooms
120-Stall Parking Lot

American Fork 3rd Ward Members

In 1938, the church constructed new additions accomodating larger gatherings, silent movies, and social dances. Eventually, the congregation moved to a new building and the space was sold to become a private day care center. Years later, dreams were realized for Brent Hawker when he saw magic in the Northampton House and transformed it into an event center; with the American Fork City Historical Preservation Committee in full support of curating a landmark and center in the community.

Grande Ballroom Construction, 1938

Chapel Interior, 1903

The Northampton House is now home to thousands of memories, with hundreds of people happy to claim this stunning venue as part of their story. Our venue is still blossoming in the heart of Utah County, now finding it's way into the hearts of each resident.