Historic Dupont Library

The library is a suitable space where you can hold media production, lectures, meetings, book clubs, classes and other celebrations. The interior has a modern vibe with its dark wood beams on the ceiling and light-colored walls. Cozy yet functional with a wood-burning fireplace to keep you warm on those cold, winter days. It conveniently connects to the parlor next door for added space. Virtual sharing is encouraged in the space, and social distance is practiced. It will be great to host your group and see what you create! Capacity: 10 People Description and Amenities: · Accessible through the parlor side entrance or through the sanctuary. · Shares a sitting room, and bathroom access, with the parlor. · Large windows for natural lighting. · Wood floors with throw carpet. · Wooden desk and throw table, chairs, and bookshelves Building History: H. Langford Warren designed this Gothic English Sanctuary. The architect of the chapel was a Swedenborgian and Dean of Harvard's School of Architecture. The church was one of the first in the country to welcome marriages between couples from different ethnicities. It was in the 1970s that the church started accepting marriages between couples of different faiths. In the early 2000s, the church was one of the first to allow same-sex marriages before this was legalized by the Supreme Court.