The Union League of Philadelphia
The Union League of Philadelphia
Social Club · Center City, Philadelphia
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The Union League of Philadelphia, founded in 1862 as a Patriotic Society to support the policies of Abraham Lincoln, is today a private members-only club. Founded by Philadelphia society, it remains a bastion of the elite; among its 3,300 members are leaders in business, academia, law, medicine, politics, religion and the arts. Members gather to socialize, dine, network, attend events, exercise and relax in the 1865 Second Empire-style building.
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Wowza, inside was amazing. There was a wedding happening in there. I was there for a reception. The paintings and stained glass window. I was there for a work reception in the evening. Appetizers were
Excellent service and great food! Great place for dinner with colleagues! The short rib was spectacular.
Did you not think strictly enforced fancy and formal still existed? It does at the Union League in Philadelphia. It's a break from what has become the informal ordinary! I am not a member but I have a
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