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03 February 2017
The people are the best thing about this place. You come and stay for the people.
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01 April 2016
Pretty club right off Gramercy park- I hear membership even affords you a key!
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23 October 2015
Old world. Neat place to have a party.
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28 September 2015
See the moth!
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15 May 2015
If these walls could talk Got a sticky beak into this wonderful old place during the Hot Jazz Festival. Especially loved the library and the incredible iron work balcony overlooking Gramercy Park.
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01 May 2015
There are a lot of great stories of the founders of the players club. If you have a chance, take a tour and learn of the many famous members.
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18 October 2014
Monthly parties for the membership, including great dinners and singing around the piano with some of New York's great talents!
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01 April 2014
There's history in these walls. Or rather on these walls. Take full advantage by wandering through the upstairs floors.
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15 December 2013
Very cool paintings everywhere but could not locate the human skull mentioned in an earlier tip.
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11 September 2013
Classy place for a creative brainstorming meeting.
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31 August 2013
Extensive collection of art and theater memorabilia; interior redone by Stanford White
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29 June 2013
Check out the Edwin Booth Room.
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10 July 2012
Find John Barrymore's chair that he used 1,000 times in his run of Hamlet.
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04 March 2012
Lovely Private club, but remember when walking downstairs that there is one more step right before the door
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28 February 2012
Try the crowd. Good people.
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10 February 2012
Always a good chance to run into someone famous here.
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04 October 2011
This historic and exclusive club was established in 1888 by Edwin Booth, the brother of Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth. Past “Players” have included Mark Twain and Carol Burnett.
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28 June 2011
Home to many artistic legends and the first annual Likeable Summit! #LikeableU- The Social Movement was held June 8th, 2011. For more information about the event check out http://likeableu.com.
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18 June 2011
This place is definitely haunted.
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14 April 2010
This is a private club dedicated to bringing people from the arts and business together. Take a look at some of the unique events here from time to time. Club founded by Edwin Booth & Mark Twain.
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