The Women's Club of Ridgewood was formed on March 7, 1914 to enrich the lives of women and children in the greater Ridgewood area. It still operates as a registered non-profit organization today, supporting charities in Bergen County and the surrounding area.
The organization's headquarters is located in a Dutch Colonial style house sitting on the corner of West Ridgewood Avenue and Monroe Street. The building features a weathered sand-stone facade and a gabled roof. It was constructed as a club house for the Women's Club in 1928 by New York architect George Koyl. Today the facility hosts a variety of events, included class reunions, weddings, and other parties.
No comments:
Post a Comment