Century Association

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The Century Association is an exclusive New York City private club historically known as a gathering place for prominent artists, writers, and intellectuals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arts club
gentlemen's club
literary club
private social club
affiliation New York City private clubs
architectOfClubhouse McKim, Mead & White NERFINISHED
clubhouseAddress 7 West 43rd Street, Manhattan, New York City
clubhouseCompletedIn 1891
clubhouseNeighborhood Midtown Manhattan NERFINISHED
clubhouseStatus New York City Landmark NERFINISHED
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
country United States of America
foundedBy Asher B. Durand NERFINISHED
William Cullen Bryant NERFINISHED
foundedIn 1847
hasActivity dinners
exhibitions
lectures
hasBuilding Century Association Clubhouse NERFINISHED
hasCollection art collection
library
hasGenderRestriction historically male-only
hasMotto “E pluribus unum” (reported historical motto) NERFINISHED
historicalRole center of New York literary life in the 19th century
meeting place for leaders in the arts and letters
language English
locatedIn Manhattan
location New York City
membershipPolicy invitation only
membershipType private
notableFor association with intellectuals
association with prominent American artists
association with prominent American writers
notableMember Augustus Saint-Gaudens NERFINISHED
Daniel Chester French NERFINISHED
Grover Cleveland NERFINISHED
Henry James NERFINISHED
Mark Twain NERFINISHED
Theodore Roosevelt NERFINISHED
William Dean Howells NERFINISHED
policyChange admitted women as members beginning in the late 20th century
purpose gathering place for artists, writers, and intellectuals

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