Nonprofit
Elizabethan Club of Yale University
About Us
Founded in 1911, the Elizabethan Club of Yale University is a private club that maintains a library and serves as a meeting place for conversation and discussion relating to literature and the arts.
The Elizabethan Club is located near the center of the Yale University campus in an early nineteenth-century house that was part of the founder’s original gift. At the clubhouse, the members enjoy tea every afternoon during Yale University’s Fall and Spring terms.
Membership in the Elizabethan Club, by invitation only, includes undergraduates, graduate students, Yale University faculty and staff.
Founded in 1911, the Elizabethan Club of Yale University is a private club that maintains a library and serves as a meeting place for conversation and discussion relating to literature and the arts.
The Elizabethan Club is located near the center of the Yale University campus in an early nineteenth-century house that was part of the founder’s original gift. At the clubhouse, the members enjoy tea every afternoon during Yale University’s Fall and Spring terms.
Membership in the Elizabethan Club, by invitation only, includes undergraduates, graduate students, Yale University faculty and staff.
Issue Areas Include
- Arts & Music
- Education
- Philanthropy
Location
- 459 College St, New Haven, CT 06511, USA
