Reform Club, London

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gentlemen's club historic building private members' club

The Reform Club in London is a historic private members' club on Pall Mall, renowned for its grand Italianate clubhouse and long association with liberal and progressive politics in Britain.

Aliases (1)

Reform Club ×3

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	gentlemen's club → historic building → private members' club →
architect	Charles Barry →
architecturalStyle	Italianate → Renaissance Revival architecture →
associatedWith	Liberal Party (UK) → Whig Party (UK) →
category	Gentlemen's clubs in London → Grade I listed buildings in the City of Westminster → Organizations established in 1836 → Political history of the United Kingdom →
constructionEnd	1841 →
constructionStart	1837 →
country	United Kingdom →
currentMembership	mixed gender →
featuredAuthor	Jules Verne →
fictionalAppearance	Around the World in Eighty Days →
fictionalAssociation	Phileas Fogg →
founded	1836 →
foundedFor	supporters of the Reform Act 1832 →
hasDiningFacilities	yes →
hasLibrary	yes →
hasMotto	Service and Reform →
hasSmokingRoom	yes →
heritageStatus	Grade I listed building →
inception	1836 →
locatedIn	City of Westminster → England → London → United Kingdom →
location	Pall Mall, London →
membershipPolicy	private members only →
near	Athenaeum Club, London → Carlton Club → Travellers Club →
notableFeature	grand central hall → lavish interior decoration → marble staircase →
openingDate	1841 →
originalMembership	male only →
politicalAlignment	Liberal → progressive →
streetAddress	104 Pall Mall →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
St James's ("Reform Club") →	contains
Pall Mall, London ("Reform Club") →	hasNotableBuilding
Athenaeum Club ("Reform Club") →	near
Charles Barry →	notableWork