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Saturday, May 18, 2024

SOCIAL CLUBS AND GROUPS

Alpha [Woman's] Suffrage Club of Chicago, Illinois.

Birchwood Country Club is Chicago's other Rogers Park/West Ridge community golf club.

Edgewater Golf Club in Chicago, Illinois.

Everleigh Club, Chicago, Illinois - The Most Famous Brothel in USA History. (1900-1911)

Farragut Boat Club, Chicago. (1886-1952)

Fortnightly Club of Chicago for Women was founded in 1873.

Farragut Boat Club History, Chicago. (1886-1952)

German-American Bund leader Fritz Kuhn promised to make Germany and America great.

Goals of the Excessive Number of Negro Woman's Clubs in 1890-1920 Chicago.

Irving Park Country Club, 1281 W. Irving Park Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois. 1907

Ku Klux Klan in Southern Illinois in 1875.

Lakeside Club at 3138-3140 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago.

Lincoln Park Gun Club of Chicago, Illinois.

Midget Club at 4016 West 63rd Street, Chicago. (1948-1982)

Nightlife and Entertainment Clubs in Mid-20th Century Chicago.

No Exit Café & Gallery, Rogers Park, Chicago, Illinois.

Screw Club in Lake View, Chicago, and the Honorable William Boldenweck.

South Shore Country Club (now South Shore Cultural Center). 1906

Three Arts Club, formed as a social center and "safe" home for women studying arts in Chicago.

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