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RECIPROCAL CLUBS: PLANNING YOUR TRIP Arranging a Visit to a Reciprocal Club Is Easy RECIPROCAL CLUBS: PLANNING YOUR TRIP Arranging a visit to a reciprocal club is easy. Simply send a Letter of Introduction using an automated form on our website. In order to send the letter, you must first log in to the website and click on “Reciprocal Clubs.” This new system will automatically generate a letter of introduction and send it to the reciprocal club of your choice as well as to your personal email. Members must book rooms and other accomodations directly with the reciprocal club. Accounts must be settled by credit card prior to departure. Club facilites and number of visits allowed differ from club to club. Letters of Introduction can only be written for current Yale Club members in good standing. *No overnight accomodations US CLUBS: CALIFORNIA COLORADO DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Berkeley City Club University Club of Denver * Army & Navy Club 2315 Durant Avenue 1673 Sherman Street 901 Seventeenth Street, N.W. Berkeley, CA 94704 Denver, CO 80203 Washington, D.C. 20006 Tel: 510-848-7800 Tel: 303-861-4267 Tel: 202-628-8400 www.berkeleycityclub.com www.uclubdenver.org www.armynavyclub.org Los Angeles Athletic Club CONNECTICUT Cosmos Club 431 West Seventh Street Hartford Club* 2121 Massachusetts Ave N.W. Los Angeles, CA 90014 46 Prospect Street Washington, D.C. 20008 Tel: 213-625-2211 Hartford, CT 06103 Tel: 202-387-7783 www.laac.com Tel: 860-522-1271 www.cosmosclub.org www.hartfordclub.com Jonathan Club The National Press Club* 545 S. Figueroa Street Town and County Club 529 14th St. NW, 13th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071 22 Woodland Street Washington, D.C. 20045 Tel: 213-624-0881 Hartford, CT 06105 Tel: 202-662-7500 www.jc.org Tel: 860-522-1109 www.press.org www.towncounty.com California Yacht Club* University Club of Washington, D.C. 4469 Admiralty Way Graduate Club 1135 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Marina del Rey, CA 90292 155 Elm Street Washington, D.C. 20005 Tel: 310-823-4567 New Haven, CT 06511 Tel: 202-862-8800 www.calyachtclub.com Tel: 203-624-3197 www.universityclubdc.com www.graduateclub.com The Athenaeum HAWAII California Institute of Technology New Haven Lawn Club The Pacific Club* 551 South Hill Avenue 193 Whitney Avenue 1451 Queen Emma Street Pasadena, CA 91106 New Haven, CT 06511 Honolulu, HI 96813 Tel: 626-395-8200 Tel: 203-777-3494 Tel: 808-536-0836 www.athenaeumcaltech.com www.nhlawnclub.com www.thepacificclub.org Marines’ Memorial Club Quinnipiack Club ILLINOIS 609 Sutter Street 221 Church Street The Standard Club San Francisco, CA 94102 New Haven, CT 06510 320 South Plymouth Court Tel: 415-673-6672 Tel: 203-562-3147 Chicago, IL 60604 www.marineclub.com www.qclub.org Tel: 312-427-9100 www.stclub.org University Club of San Francisco 800 Powell Street San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel: 415-781-0900 www.univclub.com Union League Club of Chicago MICHIGAN The Union Club of Cleveland 65 West Jackson Boulevard Detroit Athletic Club 1211 Euclid Avenue Chicago, IL 60604 241 Madison Avenue Cleveland, OH 44115-1865 Tel: 312-427-7800 Detroit, MI 48226 Tel: 216-621-4230 www.ulcc.org Tel: 313-963-9200 www.theunionclub.org www.thedac.com University Club of Chicago Athletic Club of Columbus 76 East Monroe Street MINNESOTA 136 East Broad Street Chicago, IL 60603 Minneapolis Club Columbus, OH 43215 Tel: 312-726-2840 729 Second Avenue South Tel: 614-221-3344 www.ucco.com Minneapolis, MN 55402 www.accolumbus.com Tel: 612-332-2292 INDIANA www.mplsclub.org OREGON The Columbia Club Arlington Club 121 Monument Circle NEW YORK 811 Southwest Salmon Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 Fort Orange Club Portland, OR 97205 Tel: 317-767-1361 110 Washington Avenue Tel: 503-223-4141 www.columbia-club.org Albany, NY 12210 www.thearlingtonclub.com Tel: 518-434-2101 MASSACHUSETTS www.fortorangeclub.com PENNSYLVANIA The Algonquin Club Racquet Club of Philadelphia 217 Commonwealth Avenue Down Town Association* 215 South 16th Street Boston, MA 02116 60 Pine Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Tel: 617-266-2400 New York, NY 10005 Tel: 215-735-1525 www.algonquinclub.com Tel: 212-422-1982 www.rcop.com www.thedta.com Harvard Club of Boston Union League of Philadelphia 374 Commonwealth Avenue India House Club* 140 South Broad Street Boston, MA 02215 One Hanover Square Philadelphia, PA 19102 Tel: 617-536-1260 New York, NY 10004 Tel: 215-563-6500 Downtown: 617-542-2070 Tel: 212-269-2323 www.unionleague.org www.harvardclub.com www.indiahouseclub.org Duquesne Club St. Botolph Club Genesee Valley Club* 325 Sixth Avenue 199 Commonwealth Avenue 421 East Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Boston, MA 02116 Rochester, NY 14607 Tel: 412-391-1500 Tel: 617-536-7570 Tel: 585-271-1010 www.duquesne.org www.stbotolphclub.org www.gvalleyclub.org RHODE ISLAND Union Club of Boston Fort Schuyler Club* Hope Club Eight Park Street 254 Genesee Street 6 Benevolent Street Boston, MA 02108 Utica, NY 13502 Providence, RI 02906 Tel: 617-227-0589 Tel: 315-797-0170 Tel: 401-421-4960 www.unionclub.org www.fortschuylerclub.com www.hopeclub.com University Club of Boston* Onteora Club TENNESSEE 426 Stuart Street 6000 Main St. University Club of Memphis* Boston, MA 02116 Tannersville, NY 12485 1346 Central Avenue Tel: 617-266-5600 Tel: 518-589-5310 Memphis, TN 38104 www.uclub.org www.onteoraclub.com Tel: 901-722-3700 www.ucmem.com The Lenox Club OHIO 111 Yokun Avenue Queen City Club TEXAS Lenox, MA 01240 331 East Fourth Street Fort Worth Club Tel: 413-637-0030 Cincinnati, OH 45202 306 West Seventh Street www.lenoxclub.com Tel: 513-621-2708 Fort Worth, TX 76102 www.queencityclub.com Tel: 817-336-7211 www.fortworthclub.com U TAH AUSTRALIA Terminal City Club Alta Club University House at 837 West Hastings Street 100 East South Temple St. The Australian National University Vancouver, B.C. V6C 1B6 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 1 Balmain Crescent Tel: 604-681-4121 Tel: 801-322-1081 Acton ACT 2601 www.tcclub.com www.altaclub.org Tel: 61-2-6125-5211 www.unihouse.anu.edu Union Club of British Columbia VIRGINIA 805 Gordon Street Norfolk Yacht & Country Club United Service Club Victoria, BC V8W 1Z6 7001 Hampton Boulevard 183 Wickham Terrace Tel: 250-384-1151 Norfolk, VA 23505 Brisbane, Queensland 4000 www.unionclub.com Tel: 757-423-4500 Tel: 61-7-3831-4433 University Club of Toronto www.norfolkyacht.com www.unitedserviceclub.com.au 380 University Avenue Toronto, Ontario M5G 1R6 WASHINGTON Alexandra Club Tel: 416-597-1336 Washington Athletic Club 81 Collins Street www.universitycluboftoronto.com 1325 Sixth Avenue Melbourne, Victoria 3000 Seattle, WA 98101 Tel: 61-3-9654-6055 CHINA Tel: 206-622-7900 www.alexandraclub.com.au American Club of Hong Kong* www.wac.net Floors 48-49, 2 Exchange Square Royal Automobile Club of Australia Central, Hong Kong Spokane Club 89 Macquarie Street Tel: 852-2842-7400 (Downtown) Sydney, NSW 2000 www.americanclubhk.com 1002 W. Riverside Avenue Tel: 61-2-8273-2300 Spokane, WA 99201 www.raca.com.au Hong Kong Football Club* Tel: 509-838-8511 3 Sports Road (Valley) CANADA Happy Valley, Hong Kong 5900 E. Fourth Avenue University Club of Montreal Tel: 852-2830-9500 Spokane, WA 99212 2047 Mansfield Street www.hkfc.com.hk Tel: 509-535-3554 Montreal, Quebec H3A 1Y7 www.jc.org Tel: 514-288-0201 ENGLAND www.ucmontreal.ca Leander Club The Rainier Club Henley-On-Thames 820 Fourth Avenue Granite Club* RG9 2LP UK Seattle, WA 98104 2350 Bayview Avenue Tel: 44-149-157-5782 Tel: 206-296-6848 Toronto, Ontario M2L 1E4 www.leander.co.uk www.therainierclub.com Tel: 416-449-8713 www.graniteclub.com The Lensbury Club WISCONSIN Broom Road University Club of Milwaukee The National Club Teddington 924 East Wells Street 303 Bay Street Middlesex, TW11 9NU Milwaukee, WI 53202 Toronto, Ontario, M5H 2R1 tel: 44-208-614-6400 Tel: 414-271-2222 Tel: 416-364-3247 www.lensbury.com www.uclubmkecom www.thenationalclub.com Army & Navy Club Royal Canadian Military Institute 36 Pall Mall INTERNATIONAL CLUBS: 426 University Avenue London SW1Y Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1S9 Tel: 44-207-930-9721 ARGENTINA Tel: 416-597-0286 www.therag.co.uk Hurlingham Club of Buenos Aires www.rcmi.org Av Julio A. Roca 1411 The Caledonian Club 1686 Hurlingham Vancouver Club 9 Halkin Street Buenos Aires 915 West Hastings Street London SW1X 7DR Tel: 54-11-4662-5510 Vancouver, B.C. V6C 1C6 Tel: 44-207-235-5162 www.hurlingham-club.com.ar Tel: 604-685-9321 www.caledonianclub.com www.vanclub.com The Hurlingham Club* GERMANY The Canterbury Club Ranelagh Gardens Union International Club eV 129 Cambridge Terrance London SW6 3PR Am Leonhardsbrunn 12 Christchurch 8011 Tel: 44-207-610-7400 60487 Frankfurt am Main Tel: (03)-365-0354 www.hurlinghamclub.org.uk Tel: 49-69-703-031 www.canterburyclub.co.nz Lansdowne Club INDIA The Dunedin Club 9 Fitzmaurice Place Royal Bombay Yacht Club 33 Melville Street London W1J 5JD Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Dunedin, Otago Tel: 44-207-629-7200 Apollo Bandar, Mumbai, Tel: 64-3-477-0082 www.lansdowneclub.com Maharashtra 400001, India www.dunedinclub.co.nz Tel: 91-22-6752-7200 The In & Out Naval & Military Club www.rbyc.co.in Wellington Club No. 4 St. James’s Square Level 4 London SW1Y 4JU IRELAND 88 The Terrace Tel: 44-207-827-5757 Kildare Street and University Club Wellington 6011 www.navalandmilitaryclub.co.uk 17 St. Stephen’s Green Tel: 64-4-472-0348 Dublin, 2 www.wellingtonclub.co.nz Oxford and Cambridge Club Tel: 353-1-676-2975 71 Pall Mall www.ksuc.ie PORTUGAL London SW1Y 5HD Gremio Literario* Tel: 44-207-930-5151 The Stephen’s Green Rua Ivens, 37 www.oxfordandcambridgeclub.co.uk Hibernian Club 1200 Lisboa 9 St.
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