A Refreshing Get Away... Ideal for Learning

A Refreshing Get Away... Ideal for Learning & Creating Community
The Browne Center for Innovative Learning
is nestled amidst a 103-acre wooded sanctuary
of The Great Bay Trust
Trust. We offer accessible indoor and outdoor learning facilities
facilities. From our natural
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seminar room with fireplace to our rustic yurts we can offer an inspiring setting for your group needs. For
a dynamic addition to your meetings, our outdoor facilities boast a climbing wall and two state of the art
challenge courses.
Pick from our rental options to find the right fit for your group
¾ Seminar room with break out spaces located in the main building of the Browne Center
¾ Circular open concept wooden cabins (yurts)
The Browne Center for Innovative Learning • www.brownecenter.com
340 Dame Road • Durham, NH 03824 • 800‐349‐1925
Seminar Room
Set among the trees and expansive views of the marsh, our Seminar Room is a refreshing alternative for trainings, retreats and meetings. g
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Only an hour from Boston, the natural environment removes the participant from the hustle and bustle of their normal day.
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The main building was built in 1992 with major support from the University of New Hampshire Class of 1939.
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3 connected rooms with movable walls End rooms are 616 sq. feet; center room with fireplace 448 sq. feet
Seats 60 comfortably, either theater style or at tables
20 removable tables to accommodate classroom, conference, or round table seating
WiFi available throughout building
Access to full kitchen with complete table settings
AV rental available
Access to white boards and easel with newsprint
Wheel chair accessible
Outdoor propane BBQ available
Parking for approximately 50 cars
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Catering available
The Browne Center for Innovative Learning • www.brownecenter.com
340 Dame Road • Durham, NH 03824 • 800‐349‐1925
The Yurts:
Rustic Facilities and Meeting Areas
Yurt: A circular shelter of Mongolian and Turkish origins.
Corroboree, our 30 ft. diameter wooden yurt is ideal for small‐group gatherings, team retreats and rustic overnights. This beautiful building was made possible by the family and friends of John H. Barnett (UNH professor with Whittemore School of Business) 1937‐1994.
Details:
• 30’ diameter & 706 sq. ft.
• Sleeps up to 25 adults
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• Seats 40‐50
• Road accessible
• Propane heater/stove • Outdoor fire ring
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2 composting toilets
Propane BBQ available
Wheel Chair Accessible
Two picnic tables
Nedoba, the Abenaki word for “friend,” is our small 14 ft. diameter wooden yurt. Built in 2001 with support from Danny’s Team, the McPhee & Loomis families, and the Nate Loomis Foundation This gem is situated next to our marshland and set
Foundation. This gem is situated next to our marshland and set amongst a beautiful stand of trees. Nedoba is an ideal place for personal and family retreats or a base camp for group camping. Details:
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• Sleeps up to 5 adults
• Room nearby to set up tents & tarps
• Seats 10‐12
• 10 minute walk on rugged trails from parking lot, yurt itself is wheel chair accessible
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• No running water, electricity, or heat
• Outdoor fire pit and picnic table
The Browne Center for Innovative Learning • www.brownecenter.com
340 Dame Road • Durham, NH 03824 • 800‐349‐1925