The
City Club is one of the oldest and most prestigious
clubs in the city of Dallas. A venerable institution,
it was originally founded in 1918 where it occupied
the 9th & 10th floors of the Southland Life
building. The club ceased operations during the
Depression and was reformed and officially chartered
in 1941, taking up residence in the Baker Hotel.
In 1968, the club grew with Dallas, establishing
a new home on the top floor of One Main Place. Then
in 1988, the panoramic 69th floor of Bank of America
Plaza became home to The City Club, providing members
with an ideal environment for business and social
engagements.
In the finest tradition of the private club,
The City Club has enjoyed a long-standing reputation
in Dallas for its high quality of membership and
service. Without question, The City Club is one
of the most exciting clubs in the Metroplex. Membership
activities abound, and the service and food are
exceptional. The City Club remains one of the
most valuable and prestigious traditions in Dallas.
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