Union League of Philadelphia clubhouse

Target entity: Union League of Philadelphia clubhouse
Context triple: [Union League expansion, Philadelphia, partOf, Union League of Philadelphia clubhouse]

• A. Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
  Masonic Hall in Philadelphia is a historic and architecturally significant Masonic building designed by prominent 19th-century American architect William Strickland.
• B. Guild House, Philadelphia
  Guild House, Philadelphia is an influential early postmodern apartment building designed by architect Robert Venturi, noted for its ironic use of ornament and historical references.
• C. Philadelphia Police Headquarters (Roundhouse)
  The Philadelphia Police Headquarters, commonly known as the Roundhouse, is a distinctive mid-20th-century modernist concrete police facility in Philadelphia recognized for its circular design and Brutalist architectural style.
• D. Philadelphia Civic Center
  The Philadelphia Civic Center was a major multi-purpose arena and convention hall in Philadelphia that hosted professional sports, concerts, political events, and large public gatherings throughout much of the 20th century.
• E. Philadelphia Academy
  Philadelphia Academy was a prominent colonial-era educational institution in Philadelphia that later became part of the foundation of the University of Pennsylvania.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Union League of Philadelphia clubhouse
Target entity description: The Union League of Philadelphia clubhouse is a historic, members-only social and civic club building in Center City Philadelphia, renowned for its grand architecture and long-standing role in the city’s political and cultural life.

• A. Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
  Masonic Hall in Philadelphia is a historic and architecturally significant Masonic building designed by prominent 19th-century American architect William Strickland.
• B. Guild House, Philadelphia
  Guild House, Philadelphia is an influential early postmodern apartment building designed by architect Robert Venturi, noted for its ironic use of ornament and historical references.
• C. Philadelphia Police Headquarters (Roundhouse)
  The Philadelphia Police Headquarters, commonly known as the Roundhouse, is a distinctive mid-20th-century modernist concrete police facility in Philadelphia recognized for its circular design and Brutalist architectural style.
• D. Philadelphia Civic Center
  The Philadelphia Civic Center was a major multi-purpose arena and convention hall in Philadelphia that hosted professional sports, concerts, political events, and large public gatherings throughout much of the 20th century.
• E. Philadelphia Academy
  Philadelphia Academy was a prominent colonial-era educational institution in Philadelphia that later became part of the foundation of the University of Pennsylvania.
• F. None of above. chosen