Cl 12 ]´0.5 (1,2:5,6-dibenzanthracene)´0.5 (benzene), have been isolated in crystalline form, and the geometric structures of each of these three compounds have been determined by X-ray crystallography. The structure of the [Pd 6 Cl 12 ] unit, which consists of an octahedral array of six palladium atoms that are surrounded by twelve equivalent chlorine atoms in edge-bridging sites, is invariant within this group of compounds. In each of the three new compounds described here, alternating molecules of [Pd 6 Cl 12 ] and the PAH are organized into columnar structures so that flat surfaces of the cubic cluster and the PAH make contact. The separations of these organic and inorganic surfaces is about 3.3 , and no covalent bonding is present between the individual molecular components. In these columns each [Pd 6 Cl 12 ] molecule is sandwiched between two PAH molecules and each PAH is sandwiched between two clusters. For [Pd 6 Cl 12 ]´0.5 (1,2:5,6-dibenzanthracene)´0.5 (benzene), the PAH is sufficiently extended to span two columns. In each structure the columns are arranged in a side-by-side manner with small slip angles. Consequently, a common feature is the existence of extended layer of organic PAHs alternating with one of inorganic clusters.