The Chicago Athletic Association: Dark Wood and Stained Glass
A former gentlemen's club on Michigan Avenue, now a hotel, with wood-panelled rooms and stained glass overlooking Millennium Park.
The Somerset Club on Beacon Street: Is It Right for You?
One of the oldest private clubs in America, in a granite bowfront townhouse at 42 Beacon Street overlooking Boston Common. Discreet, domestic and deeply traditional.
Tulsa Country Club: Field Notes on a 1908 Club
Founded 1908 and generally described as Oklahoma's oldest country club, with a mature golf course and a substantial clubhouse in midtown Tulsa.
The Algonquin Club on Commonwealth Avenue: Questions Answered
An 1888 McKim, Mead & White clubhouse on Commonwealth Avenue, with a grand staircase, high-ceilinged reception rooms and the avenue's tree-lined mall at the door.
Multnomah Athletic Club: Is It Right for Your Photographs?
A private athletic club founded in 1891, beside Providence Park in Portland's West End. Polished, spacious and private — with the constraints that private clubs bring.
The Summit Club: Working a Private Club at the Top of a Tower
A private club occupying upper floors of a downtown Tulsa tower, with floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views across the city and beyond.
The Engineers Club: Building the Shot List at the Garrett Mansion
A private club occupying a historic mansion on Mount Vernon Place, with marble entrance hall, panelled rooms and a substantial staircase overlooking the square.
The Harvard Club of Boston: A Season-by-Season Guide
A private club in Back Bay with panelled function rooms, oil portraits and traditional finishes. An indoor venue whose photographs still change completely with the season.
Southern Hills Country Club: Who This Venue Suits
A private club in Tulsa founded in 1936, with a Perry Maxwell championship golf course that has hosted multiple majors, and a substantial clubhouse.
The Garrett-Jacobs Mansion: A Walk-Through of a Gilded Age House
Four joined townhouses on Mount Vernon Place remodelled by Stanford White for Mary Garrett — Tiffany glass, carved woodwork and Baltimore's largest Gilded Age interior.
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