Located on the scenic campus of the Masonic Home for Children, in Oxford, North Carolina, the Cobb Center at Dunn Cottage is the permanent home for history, tracing the past of North Carolina’s first and oldest operating residential home for children. Once known simply as Dunn Cottage or “The Baby Cottage”, this residence built in 1929 now holds the Colenda Gallery and Sallie Mae Ligon Archives, which contains the newly unveiled timeline, spanning 173 years of Masonic Home history. The Cobb Center also houses state-of-the-art conference facilities for groups of forty people or less.

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ABOUT RENTAL OF Meeting Rooms AT THE COBB CENTER
The Cobb Center contains two meeting areas, a conference room (40 or less) and a board room (20 or less). State-of-the-art audio-visual equipment can be rented in the conference room and a warming kitchen is also available for a fee.  For a unique, charming, and relaxing environment for your next meeting, contact The Cobb Center at Dunn Cottage.

ABOUT RENTAL OF THE YORK RITE CHAPEL
Also available for larger groups is the Fellowship Hall located in the lower floor of the York Rite Chapel.  This room can hold up to 100 and is equipped with audio visual equipment for rental.