From Robb Report · Mark Cecil · · 50s
London's Private Members' Clubs History
London's private clubs survived 18th century origins and remain welcoming to Americans with local affiliations.
In brief
London's private clubs survived 18th century origins and remain welcoming to Americans with local affiliations. London's private clubs, dating to the 18th century, welcome Americans who join local clubs in Chicago, Boston, or Philadelphia. Originally reported by Robb Report.
London's Private Clubs History
Club culture took off in London in the 18th century, and by the early 20th century, St. James' area between Piccadilly and Buckingham Palace was occupied by grand buildings for the great and the good.
American Visitors Welcome
Visitors with affiliations to clubs in Chicago, Boston, or Philadelphia receive red carpet treatment despite archaic membership processes.
Brooks's Club Favorite
Brooks's Club, a nonpolitical and slightly more casual option with exemplary food and feather pillows for napping, is my favorite St. James' club.
The main idea
London's private clubs, dating to the 18th century, welcome Americans who join local clubs in Chicago, Boston, or Philadelphia.
