Members may use the kitchen anytime for breakfast or lunch, though cooks who cook house dinners have priority for cooking dinner on the day they cook. There are four telephones and four separate phone lines in the house, and all the phones have voice mail. We recycle too. The building that is now Bowers House has had a very storied history since being built in 1895. Unfortunately, Mr. Bowers died that same year, and the members of the house chose to rename the building in his memory.
More renovations are afoot for the future, including the creation of a new kitchen in the basement.
If you are interested in visiting us personally, you may stop by anytime, though we ask that you contact us in advance to ensure that someone will greet you at the door. We especially recommend that you come to dinner since you can meet a lot of us, and you can get a complimentary meal, though, again we ask that you contact us in advance so that whoever's cooking can plan accordingly. Dinners at Bowers are eaten in the first-floor common room. No house meals are cooked on Saturdays. We can give you further specifics of how to actually join us upon contacting us or visiting us.