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Hybrid Library Hours

Please note that students are not permitted inside the library at any time.

The library is physically open for boarding student and faculty use, and Library Takeout:

  • Mon, Tues, Thurs: 7:45 am – 3:45 pm
  • Wed: 9:00 am – 3:45 pm
  • Fri: 7:45 am – 2:45 pm
  • Sat: Closed
  • Sun: 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

The library is virtually open via chat:

  • Mon- Wed: 7:45am – 3:45pm
  • Thurs: 9:00am – 3:45pm
  • Fri: 7:45am – 2:45pm
  • Sat: Closed
  • Sun: 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Evening Hours (in person and on chat)

  • Monday – Thursday: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
  • Sunday: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (chat only)

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#tbt to Miss Helen Temple Cooke seated on the Grov #tbt to Miss Helen Temple Cooke seated on the Grove House porch @DanaHallSchool in 1935. This past Tuesday was Helen Temple Cooke’s 156th birthday! Born on April 13, 1865 in Rutland, Vermont, Miss Cooke served and guided the Dana Hall community for almost 56 years. In 1898, when the Eastman Sisters were looking to retire, Miss Cooke was in a privileged position to purchase the school with financial assistance from Rutland businessman Marcellus Wheeler. Throughout her tenure, she worked tirelessly to execute her vision for Dana Hall. Her accomplishments include founding three more schools (Tenacre, Dana Junior and Pine Manor) to form the Dana Hall Schools, expanding the physical campus to include 70 buildings on approximately 100 acres and establishing several of the school traditions and activities that continue to this day. She outfitted her schools with antiques, rugs and art to expose the students to beauty, and expand their minds. Miss Cooke also invited many distinguished visitors to campus to speak and share their knowledge, talents and experiences with students. After retiring, Miss Cooke lived just up the hill behind campus in her home called Shamballah and continued to be involved with school life as President of the Board of Trustees. She died on the eve of her 90th birthday in 1955. Happy Birthday Miss Cooke! We’re grateful for your enduring legacy, and the Dana Hall Library is proud to bear your name. #HelenTempleCookeLibrary #HTCLibrary #DanaHall #Archives
Spring sports are in session @DanaHallSchool! #D Spring sports are in session @DanaHallSchool! #DanaHall students have been playing tennis since the very early days of the school as it was one of the first sports offered. Swipe to see some glimpses of #DanaHall tennis through the years. (1) The Varsity Tennis Team huddles up before a match in 2016. (2) The 2010 Varsity Tennis team photo. (3) Dana Hall students playing tennis on a sunny day in 1989. (4) The Varsity Tennis Team poses for their group photo in 1954. (5) Two Dana Hall students stand on the Dana Hall tennis court in 1898. (6) An article entitled “To Beginners in Tennis” written by Jeanette A. Marks (Class of 1892) and published in 1892 in the student newspaper, the Bonbonniere. #tbt #Archives #GoDana #DragonsTogether
Check your email for the Summer Reading Cover Cont Check your email for the Summer Reading Cover Contest ballot! This year’s entries are so beautiful, and perfectly reflect the theme: STRONGER. #summerreading
#tbt to two students from the #Classof1980 enjoyin #tbt to two students from the #Classof1980 enjoying a sunny walk @DanaHallSchool in 1977. We are excited to see so many students back on campus this week. And can’t wait for more socially distanced walks around campus! #Archives #DanaHall #Spring
Thank you to all who came to listen and share stor Thank you to all who came to listen and share stories today for the Hope Club’s story slam about mental health. A lot of smiles and tears! #storiesmatter #mentalhealthmatters #dhshares
Book Club last night: Dear Justyce by @nicstone an Book Club last night: Dear Justyce by @nicstone and we left recognizing our privilege and our ability to contribute and be a part of solutions. #blacklivesmatter #blackauthorsmatter #dearjustyce #bookclub #hope
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