Clubhouse Collection (page 8)

NEW YORK: BICYCLE CLUB. The New York Bicycle Club on West End Avenue and 72nd Street in New York City. Line drawing, American, c1890

PHILADELPHIA: BICYCLE CLUB. The Pennsylvania Bicycle Clubhouse on Girard Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Line drawing, American, c1890

PHILADELPHIA: BICYCLE CLUB. The wheelroom of the Century Wheelmen clubhouse on North Broad Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Line drawing, American, c1890

BROOKLYN: BICYCLE CLUB. The Long Island Wheelmens Clubhouse on Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Line drawing, American, c1890

ALASKA: LOG CABIN. The interior of The Log Cabin Club in Nome, Alaska. Photograph, c1900-1923

ALASKA: LOG CABIN. The door of The Log Cabin Club in Nome, Alaska. Photograph, c1900-1916

ALASKA: LOG CABIN, c1916. The Log Cabin Clubhouse in Nome, Alaska. Photograph, c1916

Pavilion of the Royal Danish Yacht Club of Copenhagen
The pavilion of the Royal Danish Yacht Club on the Langelinie (Long Line), a pier, promenade and park in central Copenhagen, Denmark, and home of the statue of The Little Mermaid. Date: circa 1910s

Hungary - Siofok - The M. A. C. Clubhouse Date: circa 1930s

Huddersfield - Golf Club
Huddersfield Golf Club, West Yorkshire, England. The clubhouse is the Grade II listed Fixby Hall was built as a private house in the mid 18th Century. Date: 1907

Moonrise over the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Ladies Autumn Foursome golf at Ranelagh. Mrs As Mathews and Mrs Geoffrey Toye 1932

The lounge in the Golf Clubhouse and Equipment Building on the Plattsburgh Air Force Base in Plattsburgh, New York
GOLF: CLUBHOUSE, 2000. The lounge in the Golf Clubhouse and Equipment Building on the Plattsburgh Air Force Base in Plattsburgh, New York. Photograph by Clayton Fraser, 2000

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The clubhouse is more than just a building; it's the heart and soul of any establishment. From golf courses to yacht clubs, these iconic structures hold a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts worldwide. In St. Andrews, Scotland, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club stands proudly next to its pristine golf course. With its rich history dating back centuries, this clubhouse exudes elegance and tradition that can only be found in Europe. Across the Atlantic Ocean lies Augusta National Golf Club House, a timeless masterpiece built in 1943. This legendary clubhouse has witnessed countless triumphs and defeats on its hallowed grounds, making it an unforgettable symbol of American golfing heritage. On Virgin Gorda Island in the British Virgin Islands, Bitter End Yacht Club welcomes sailors from all corners of the globe. Its Caribbean charm combined with stunning ocean views creates an idyllic setting for relaxation and adventure alike. Meanwhile, at Royal County Down Golf Club in Newcastle, Co. , Ireland boasts a picturesque golf pavilion that perfectly complements its breathtaking surroundings. Here, players gather after their rounds to share stories over pints while taking in panoramic views of rolling green hills. Not limited to sports alone, clubhouses like The Germania Club House in Chicago serve as social hubs where members come together for camaraderie and shared interests. These spaces foster lifelong friendships that extend far beyond their walls. Even racetracks have their own clubhouses; Brooklands Racetrack clubhouse in Weybridge showcases England's passion for motorsports. From here, spectators witness thrilling races while enjoying luxurious amenities fit for racing enthusiasts. From atop Crowborough Golf Clubhouse in East Sussex comes a view that captures both nature's beauty and man-made achievements harmoniously intertwined. It serves as a reminder that sometimes stepping away from our busy lives allows us to appreciate life's simple pleasures even more profoundly. Clubhouses aren't limited to land-based activities either; they also cater to the sea. New Buildings.