Field Museum
Field Museum
Founders' Room
Address
Field Museum
1400 South Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60605
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Capacity
Seated: 90
Standing: 100
Equipment
- Projector & Screen
- Microphones
Frequent Uses
- Meetings
- Private Dining
Overview
Once used exclusively by Field Museum staff, the Founders’ Room is now available for intimate dinners, board meetings, seminars, and more. The room was originally the office of Stanley Field, who served as museum president from 1908 to 1964. Today this space features specimens and objects from the museum’s collection, a decorative fireplace, and ornate crystal chandeliers. South- and east-facing windows offer abundant natural light and views of the Museum Campus.
