Minerva Davis Meeting Room

The Minerva Davis Meeting Room was redecorated in 1998 to authentically reflect the Federal Era elegance of the house. It was named in honor of Mrs. Minerva Davis, who restored the Captain Charles Leonard House and opened it to the public as Agawam’s Community House in 1939. Prior to 1998, the room had been decorated in the knotty pine that was in vogue during the 1930s. The Davis Room features a piano and an ornamental fireplace that incorporates design details from both North and South Parlor mantels.

The Davis Room can be arranged in a variety of configurations and is ideal for meetings, conferences, luncheons, dinners, recitals, and concerts. Parties of up to 75 people can be accommodated when the entire first floor is rented. Direct access is available from the Davis Room to both the Tap Room and the Catering Kitchen for efficient food service.