About the Clubhouse

The clubhouse was designed by Charles Barber and built in 1939 by the National Youth Administration as a community center. It is now home to the Oakwood-Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association and a venue for many community activities.  This beautiful stone building has interior walls of wormy chestnut and stone tile floors.The main hall boasts as its centerpiece a large stone fireplace with gas logs. The building has a full kitchen with stove, microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher.

The clubhouse seats 50 people easily with space for a buffet and is often used for reunions, wedding receptions, and parties. Folding tables–both round and rectangular– and chairs are available to renters. If you’re interested in renting it for an event, you might want to get your request in early–it fills up fast for holidays.

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                     The Clubhouse as viewed from Shamrock Avenue.

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         The clubhouse viewed from the parking lot, showing the main entrance.

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         The beautiful main room of the clubhouse–features a gas-log fireplace

clubhouse at Christmas                                     The clubhouse at our Christmas Fair

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The clubhouse features a fully operational kitchen.

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             Another angle of the kitchen–note restrooms doors on left wall.