The mission of the historic Kenwood Community Club is to promote community in the general Kenwood area and to preserve the unique and historic Kenwood Depot. Through sponsorship of community-based events at our historic and iconic train depot location ~ affectionately referred to as "The Depot" ~ the Kenwood Community Club pursues the general goal of enriching and enhancing life in the Kenwood area, promoting community camaraderie while at the same time preserving our unique and historic asset.
As a nonprofit organization, we rely exclusively on financial donations and the generosity of area residents, at a variety of membership levels, designed to allow some degree of financial participation from all.
As a nonprofit organization, we rely exclusively on financial donations and the generosity of area residents, at a variety of membership levels, designed to allow some degree of financial participation from all.
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Constructed in 1887, the stone depot at South Los Guilicos (from the original Spanish Land Grant) was ready and waiting when the first trains began arriving in 1888. It was a small but impressive structure, built in Richardsonian Romanesque architecture of locally quarried basalt stone and one of only two stone depots of that era in the state.
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The Depot is available to rent for meetings, classes, dinners and parties for up to 60 people indoors, 150 indoors and outdoors. Note: The Depot is located in a quiet neighborhood and is not suitable for events with loud music either from live bands or DJs. If this is a requirement for your event then another venue would be a better choice.
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