| 1894 |
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Twelve prominent Peoria citizens assembled to establish a club
for business professionals to gather for "relaxation and camaraderie." The Club originally occupied a renovated home on S. Jefferson Street. |
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| 1904 |
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The Club relocated to 300 S.W. Jefferson Street. The Club
thrived for decades in its quarters on the top three floors of the
Commercial National Bank Building (now National City) where members
dined, socialized, bowled, and played billiards. |
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| 1972 |
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Women were invited to join as members. |
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| 1980s |
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Facing economic hardship, the Club closed its doors. The
three floors were sold back to the bank, and the Board of Governors
contracted with Clubs Corporation of America to run the facility.
Nearly one year later, the Club leased the top floor of Commercial
National Bank and reopened. |
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| 1990s |
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The Club shared space in the Hotel Pere Marquette and continued
its association with Club Corporation of America. |
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| Today |
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Once again, the Club provides its members with an
exclusive location at the Twin Towers Mall, 456 Fulton Street, Suite
186, downtown Peoria. Membership is by completion of the membership
application form, with review and approval by the Executive Committee.
Individual (both men and women) as well as corporate memberships
are available. |
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