A showplace for many years, the Rothschild Pavilion was built in 1908 of slabs with rough bark on it, and the sides were covered with burlap to keep the rain out. This building burned down in 1910 and the Electric Company then built a beautiful stone pavilion with rustic furnishings. A full time caretaker was hired on salary plus a house, rent free. It was visited winter and summer alike. A swimming pool and picnic grounds were on the island, and boats were available for rent. Today, the Pavilion is the ideal place to gather. Featuring a spacious layout, hardwood floors, fireplace, wood tones and brick accents, this venue has the charm and elegance of a dream. Host an unforgettable event experience at Rothschild Pavilion.