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Queen City Club |
1922 USPC |
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7th Street & Elm Street |
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Cincinnati, OH 45202 |
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The Queen City
Club was formally registered as an entity with
the State of Ohio on November 7th 1874.
They
immediately started making plans to build
themselves a clubhouse which was completed in
July 1876.
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| Below are pics of the original club house of the Queen City Club. | |||||||||
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Probably the most famous member of the Queen
City Club was Cincinnati native William Howard
Taft, the only man to have held the offices of
both President and Chief Justice of the United
States. On November 5th 1908 William Jennings
Bryan, after his 3rd Presidential election
loss, telegraphed Taft, who was in Cincinnati,
congratulating him on his election victory and
wishing his administration the best of luck.
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| By 1910 rumors have gambling at the Queen City Club have reach city hall. | |||||||||
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| Below are pics of the of the Queen City Club opened in 1927 | |||||||||
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