Princeton Club of New York

Princeton Club of New York

The Princeton Club of New York is a private social club located in New York City. It was founded in 1866 by a group of Princeton University alumni and has since become a prominent gathering place for Princeton alumni and their guests.

History

The Princeton Club of New York was established with the goal of providing a space for Princeton alumni to connect and socialize in the heart of New York City. The club's founding members sought to create a welcoming environment where alumni could continue to foster the spirit of camaraderie and intellectual engagement that they experienced during their time at Princeton University.

Facilities

The club is housed in a historic building on West 43rd Street in Manhattan. It offers a wide range of amenities and facilities for its members, including dining rooms, a bar, a library, meeting rooms, and athletic facilities such as a fitness center, squash courts, and a swimming pool.

Membership

Membership in the Princeton Club of New York is open to Princeton University alumni, as well as their spouses and domestic partners. The club also offers various membership categories for non-alumni, such as reciprocal club members and corporate members. Prospective members must go through an application process and pay annual dues to maintain their membership.

Activities and Events

The club hosts a variety of activities and events throughout the year to cater to the diverse interests of its members. These include networking events, lectures, panel discussions, art exhibitions, musical performances, and social gatherings. The club also organizes special events to celebrate Princeton University traditions, such as Reunions and Princeton football game watch parties.

Notable Members

Over the years, the Princeton Club of New York has been home to many notable Princeton alumni. Some of the club's most distinguished members include politicians, business leaders, academics, and artists who have made significant contributions in their respective fields.

See also

• Princeton University
• List of Princeton University alumni

External links

• Official website