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The Woman's Club of El Paso

El Paso, El Paso County

Marker Text

In 1895 the Child Culture Study Circle was officially organized as the current Topics Club for the purpose of improving the physical, intellectual, and moral conditions of the community. The name was changed three years later to the Woman's Club of El Paso. This structure, built for the members in 1916, was designed by O. H. Thorman and constructed by H. T. Ponsford and Sons. It reflects influences of Georgian and beaux arts styling. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1980

Marker Details

Address 1400 N. Mesa
Location Description
Marker # 5453
Dedicated 1980
Size, Type Medallion and Plate
Code Beaux Arts; buildings; design and construction; Georgian Revival (Architectural style); women's clubs; women, women's history topics
Latitude, Longitude 31.767971, -106.494172

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