There were also recreation buildings in Endicott and Johnson City, which contained subsidized bowling alleys in the basement and a large banquet room on the main floor. Retirement dinners were given on a regular basis in the recreation centers. Any employee could attend the dinners for $.25.
The company's recreation facilities in Endicott and Johnson City included not only sports amenities like bowling alleys but also larger spaces for socializing, such as banquet halls. These facilities hosted regular employee events, including retirement parties, which were open to all employees at a low cost.