The club houses posters & prints

The Club Houses of Pall Mall Thomas Shotter Boys

Characteristic sketches of the London club houses': 'The Elephants John Phillips

Club House, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire S Lacey

The Royal Aldershott Club House Anonymous

Interior of the Conservative Club House, the Upper Vestibule, St. James's Street Anonymous

Club House, St. Clair Flats, Canada Anonymous

Under Difficulties: Going To The State Ball At The Club House, Colombo Anonymous

Atlantic Yacht Club House, Bay Ridge, Atlantic Yacht Club Anonymous

Interior of the Conservative Club House, the Inner Hall, St. James's Street Anonymous

The English Club House at Florence Thomas & Batoni Pompeo Girolamo (1708-87) Patch

The Chinese in New York-Scene in a Baxter Street Club-House Anonymous

The Union Club House Birmingham UK 1869 Anonymous

Interior of the Army and Navy Club House, Pall Mall, the Staircase, London Anonymous

Interior of the Army and Navy Club House, Pall Mall, Morning Room, London Anonymous

Exterior of the Army and Navy Club House, Pall Mall, London Anonymous

Duck Shooting, Long Point (Top); Club House (Bottom), Canada Anonymous

Working Men's Club and Lodging House Old Pye Street Westminster London UK 1866 Anonymous

Ad for Club House Cigar Anonymous

The Hall, Carlton House T. & Pugin

A smoking club, House of Commons, London Anonymous

Residence and Detroit Athletic Club, Detroit Anonymous

The Lord Mayor's Banquet to the Savage Club at the Mansion House Anonymous

1940s senior retired couple loading golf clubs into white convertible car in front stone house Anonymous

Peel Angling Club, White House public house Manx Press Pictures

Boathouses at the Boca Raton Cabana Club Anonymous

Buttons Coffee House, 1730 William Hogarth

Members at the entrance of Murray's Club Anonymous

Members on the dance floor at Murray's Club Anonymous

The Members' Lounge, RAC clubhouse, Pall Mall, London Hanslip Fletcher

The diabolical maskquerade, or the the dragons-feast as acted by the Hell-Fire-Club, at Somerset House in the Strand, c.1721 English School