The Alfond Athletics Center (2001) contains the Bonnefond Ice Arena (dedicated 2011), the Hawley Gymnasium, a fitness center, and locker room facilities, in addition to housing the Athletics Department. The Harold Alfond Athletic Complex (2008) is a single major, divisible turf field including area designations for football, soccer, field hockey, baseball, and softball. The O'Connor Alpine Training Center offers on-campus alpine racing and snowboarding facilities, complete with lights, snow-making equipment, and digital timing. The Liz Cross Mellon Lodge (1998) sits atop the ski hill. In addition to grass playing fields and tennis courts, acres of woods contain maintained cross-country running, mountain biking, and Nordic skiing/snow-showing trails. All these facilities are not only used by the Kents Hill students but support many clubs and youth athletic teams from surrounding communities. Performance and Leisure facilities Bibby and Harold Alfond Dining Commons (2016) — Dining hall; Gruss-Bard Art Gallery Newton Hall (1932), formerly Newton Gymnasium, is home to the Bodman Performing Arts Center, including an auditorium, recording studio, school band practice room, and offices. Dormitories Davis Hall — Senior and Postgraduate Boys' Residence Hall, with faculty housing Maine Hall (1982) — Freshmen and Sophomore Girls' Residence Hall, with faculty housing Reed Hall (2007) — Junior, Senior, and Postgraduate Girls' Residence Hall, with faculty housing Sampson Hall (1860) — Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Boys’ Residence Hall, with faculty housing Wesleyan Hall — Senior and Postgraduate Boys' Residence Hall, with faculty housing Historic houses 1821 House (1821) - Faculty family Housing Blethen House (1883) - Residence of the Head of School Jollity Manse - Faculty family housing Maxim House - Faculty family housing Weld House - Faculty family housing Notable alumni Stephanie Welsh, 1996 Pulitzer Prize winner in Feature Photography Ted Alfond, billionaire investor and philanthropist Harold Alfond, billionaire American businessman and philanthropist Leon Leonwood Bean, inventor, founder of L.L.Bean Company Alden J. Blethen, co-owner and editor-in-chief of Seattle Daily Times'' Horace Wilson, member of the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame, credited with introducing the sport of baseball to Japan. Elihu B. Washburne, United States Representative from Illinois, Secretary of State under Ulysses S. Grant, and Minister to France William H. Allen, President of Girard College Timothy Howe, United States Senator from Wisconsin and Postmaster General of the United States David Hartley Armstrong, member of the Maine House of Representatives; United States Senator from Missouri Hempstead Washburne, Mayor of Chicago 1891-1892 Del Bissonette, Major League