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Welcome to Beacon Hill Club Located on the site of a Revolutionary War landmark, Beacon Hill Club has been a center for family-oriented recreation and friendly social gatherings since 1956. The gracious Tudor Clubhouse was the former estate of Carroll P. Basset, a distinguished business leader and philanthropist. Nine acres of beautifully landscaped terraces, gardens and woodlands surround the buildings, tennis and paddle courts, pool and ice skating rink. This pleasant setting provides a congenial atmosphere for the many activities and programs offered by the club.

	Racquets The club maintains eight Har-Tru courts from April through October and has a full range of tennis programs and activities. During the colder months, four lighted paddle courts accommodate paddle games from 8 am until 10 pm, and players can relax in the paddle hut and watch the court action. Competitive team play is available for men, women and juniors; intra-club play and round robins are fun for the less competitive players. A racquets pro shop is stocked with tennis and paddle attire and equipment.

	Pool A lifeguard-supervised pool attracts swimmers and divers of all abilities. The professional staff of coaches direct the children's swimming competitions with many local clubs, and individual and group instruction are offered. A toddler's pool is adjacent to the main pool, and locker rooms are nearby in the Carriage House. In addition, a snack bar is located in the dining room with outside terrace.

	Ice Skating The skating rink is nestled in wooded surroundings and provides the center for a busy ice skating program for all ages. After an invigorating workout on the ice, skaters can enjoy a cup of hot chocolate, a warm fire and the view of other skaters from the window in "Pat's House." The Beacon Blades is a skating club for children who are interested in improving their figure-skating skills. Lessons are available and there are general skating hours throughout the week. The highlights of the season are the annual mid-winter Ice Show and the season-ending Blades' Recital.

	Ice Hockey Beacon Hill has an excellent hockey program for boys and girls from age five to eighteen. The dedicated coaching staff emphasize skills, teamwork and good sportsmanship on the ice. A full schedule of league competition is provided with other club teams in our club league, and with local private and public schools. An active men's and women's hockey leagues are also available. Locker rooms are located in the Carriage House; the skating pro shop provides a full line of hockey and figure skating equipment, expert fittings and sharpenings.

	Dining Gourmet dining in a gracious atmosphere is offered in the formal main dining room of the Main Clubhouse. For those who want more casual family dining, the Carriage House provides the perfect settings. During the summer months, informal dining is available on the Terrace.

	Special Events Beacon Hill is truly a unique club which emphasizes total family participation, and this spirit is evident in the many well-planned activities and functions. One of the highlights of the social seasons at Beacon Hill is in 2005 "the Candlelight Ball. Members plan many other special events during the year such as: Superbowl Sunday Party, Valentine's Day Dinner, Father-Daughter Dance, elegant holiday brunches, the festive Spring Dance, September Lobster Bake and an occasional "theme" dance. Special children's events include the Mother-Daughter Christmas Tea, Children's Christmas Party, Father-Son Hockey Game and Dinner,, Children's Halloween Party and Pre-Teen Pizza Party.

	Children's Summer Camp During the summer, a camp, "Summer Adventure," offers a fun-filled program for children ages four through ten. Various activities included in the camp are tennis, swimming, sports and games, drama, cooking and crafts.

	Membership There are five general types of Beacon Hill Club memberships: Regular Membership, House Membership, Senior Membership, Junior Membership, and Junior Provisional Membership. A few Hockey Memberships are available when space permits. Beacon Hill welcomes new members. Candidates for general membership to Beacon Hill must be sponsored by current club members.

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Last Modified 9/03/00