Guide to the Tuesday Club of Sacramento records MS0014
Melissa Jones
Center for Sacramento History
© 2013
Language of Material:
English
Contributing Institution:
Center for Sacramento History
Title: Tuesday Club of Sacramento records
creator:
Tuesday Club of Sacramento
Identifier/Call Number: MS0014
Physical Description:
19.25 Linear Feet
(27 boxes)
Date (inclusive): 1897-2003
Abstract: Tuesday Club of Sacramento records includes administrative and financial records of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento from 1897
through 2003. The Tuesday Club kept thorough account ledgers, property inventories, scrapbooks and correspondence. Club members
documented their activities through a club historian, personal scrapbooks, and a monthly newsletter. In the 1970s, club members
became involved in the Old Schoolhouse Museum and Old Sacramento. Guidebooks, tour pamphlets, docent materials, and artifacts
concerning these two areas are found in the collection. Also included are artifacts concerning the 100th anniversary of the
club and a former club president.
Physical Location: SV: 7A3-5, 7B3-5
Language of Material: Languages represented in the collection: English
General
- Processed by:
- Melissa Jones
- Date Completed:
- 2009
- Encoded by:
- Sean Heyliger
Access
Collection is open for research use.
Publication Rights
All requests to publish or quote from private collections held by the Center for Sacramento History (CSH) must be submitted
in writing to csh@cityofsacramento.org. Permission for publication is given on behalf of Center for Sacramento History as
the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also
be obtained by the patron. No permission is necessary to publish or quote from public records.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], [box and folder number], Tuesday Club of Sacramento records, MS0014, Center for Sacramento History.
Acquisition Information
Donated by Orene E. Dunzweiler in 2002 (accession # 2002/019), Catherine Scott in 2007 (accession # 2007/032), the Tuesday
Club in 2014 (accession # 2014/027), Ryan Ann Polli in 2015 (accession # 2015/02), and Nancy Leneis in 2021 (2021/027).
Processing Information
Processing and finding aid by Melissa Jones, 2009. Accessions #2007/032 and 2015/029 added by Sean Heyliger in May 2019. Accession
#2014/027 added by Kim Hayden in July 2022.
Biography / Administrative History
As women began to emerge more and more into nineteenth century public life, Mrs. Finley R. Dray developed the idea for a women's
literary group in Sacramento. After speaking to her friends in the city, 17 women gathered together in 1896 to form The Tuesday
Literary Club. The founding members included Mrs. William Beckman, Mrs. B.F. Crocker, Mrs. A.A. Goddard, Mrs. C.H. Hubbard,
Mrs. T.A. Snider, Mrs. E.I. Galvin, Mrs. S. Pope, Mrs. L. Tozer, Mrs. J. Frank Clark, Mrs. Mary Cushman, Mrs. Helen Hopkins,
Mrs. P.L. Lykins, Mrs. A.C. Tufts, Mrs. Edward Twitchell, Mrs. H.M. La Rue, and Mrs. E. B. Purnell. Mrs. William Beckman served
as the club's first president. During the first four years of the organization members discussed literature and listened to
lectures and papers presented by other members. The women followed rules of order and established by-laws. In addition, members
started a Current Topics section and a Home and Education section. Members could attend these meetings in addition to the
regular club meetings. In 1900, club president Luella Johnston changed the mission and direction of the organization. Progressive
attitudes grew and the prominent women of Sacramento wanted a greater involvement in the civic affairs of their community.
Members changed their name to the Tuesday Club of Sacramento and vowed:
. . . to form a recognized center for social and mental culture; to further educate women for the responsibilities of life;
to encourage all movement for the betterment of society; and to foster a generous public spirit in the community.
Right away the newly named club took steps to improve their community. The club petitioned the city trustees for a matron
at the city jail, started a cooking school for young girls, convinced the city to establish McKinley Park in East Sacramento,
and petitioned the city trustees to no longer grant saloon licenses in residential areas. Furthermore, in 1904 the Tuesday
Club formed a group of Sacramento women's clubs known as the Woman's Council. Together with the council, these groups actively
campaigned for woman's suffrage in 1911. The growing size of the Tuesday Club altered the organization's structure. In 1896,
the club met in member's homes; however, local interest grew and members needed a regular meeting place. The club created
a separate organization, which had its own board of directors and officers, to hunt for a permanent clubhouse as well as to
handle the business affairs of the Tuesday Club. In 1905 the Tuesday Club House Association purchased a plot of land at 2722
L Street for $4,500. In 1912, construction ended on the new clubhouse. Moreover, in 1920 the Tuesday Club Auxiliary formed
with 53 charter members. The auxiliary club allowed the unmarried daughters of club members to participate in Tuesday Club
activities. Later, two auxiliary branches started in Fair Oaks and Roseville. The interests of club members changed as the
club moved through the twentieth century. In 1903, the club invited Booker T. Washington to speak at the Crocker Art Museum.
Members sold war bonds during World War I and World War II and used the clubhouse as an air raid shelter. In 1949, the club
organized a picture rental gallery out of the Crocker Art Museum. The operation continued out of the museum until the 1980s.
The club regularly added different sections for the interest of their members. Members joined sections for golf, art, Spanish,
sewing, bridge, travel, historical and antiques, photography, and home and garden. The club founded a monthly newsletter to
increase communication with their large membership. The Tuesday Club moved away from civic affairs and developed into a purely
social organization for women. Members hosted doll exhibits, place setting competitions, musical productions, and fashion
shows. Furthermore, the club assisted with city celebrations such as the golden spike. The Tuesday Club remains active in
Sacramento; however, the clubhouse did not survive. In September 1950, a fire destroyed the 1912 clubhouse. During reconstruction
members held meetings at the Alhambra Theatre and the Scottish Rite Center. Shortly after the fire, President Mildred Christian
moved to dissolve the T.C.H.A and once again combine the business and social affairs of the club. The new clubhouse reflected
modern 1950's architecture. Unfortunately, due to the women's movement membership declined and the club lost revenue. As a
result, in 2002 the Tuesday Club building was torn down to make room for Sutter Medical Center. As of 2009, the club moved
to the Arden area.
Scope and Content of Collection
The first series contains various administrative records from the organization. Members kept detailed minutes at both board
of directors meetings and regular club meetings (1897-1994). The minutes, both in book and loose-leaf form, include treasurer
reports, job assignments, correspondence, budgets, and section updates. Financial record books portray individuals who purchased
stock in the organization, dues collected, and the expenses for events and daily activities. Unfortunately, these records
suffered water damage. The records encompass transactions from 1901-1987, but the data is not inclusive. The Property Distribution
Committee reports and a partial inventory of the club's assets (1998) contain information of particular interest to the researcher.
The series also includes histories of the organization. Handwritten historical reports and scripts from club productions provide
information about club activities as well as the values of the club.
The second series encompasses the administrative records for the Tuesday Club House Association. Meeting minutes from the
board of directors (1910-1920 and 1951-1953) and financial documents (1930-1938) detail the mission and activities of this
separate organization underneath the Tuesday Club of Sacramento umbrella.
The third series contains records related to the
T.C. News, the club newsletter mailed out to the membership each month. The newsletters communicated details of upcoming events, club
missions, and the activities of other club members. The club printed proofs of upcoming issues and maintained a
T.C. News committee binder. The committee binder details the printing and editing process as well as local vendors available in Sacramento.
This series ranges from 1958-1999, with a large gap between 1960 and 1974.
The fourth series focuses on various ephemera related to the activities of the organization. Records regarding tourism in
Old Sacramento and the Old Schoolhouse Museum make up the bulk of this series. A majority of the materials are not dated.
Tour guidebooks, docent materials, and articles on one room schoolhouses are included. Programs and news clippings, predominately
focused in the 1950's and 1960's, center on club sponsored events. Correspondence involving long-time club member Mrs. Oren
(Frances) Burt is also found in this series.
The fifth series consists of scrapbooks compiled by members of the organization. The books display articles, photographs,
cards, programs, corsages, and correspondence. The series includes three scrapbooks created by past presidents of the Tuesday
Club: Mrs. Verne Gleason (1980-1981), Mrs. John Stroh (1962-1963), and Mrs. Meredith Jones. Scrapbooks dedicated to various
sections or hobby groups may also be found in this series. This series also includes a collection of photographs, both in
B/W and color, from the Arts and Crafts section (1976-1977) and various other club activities.
The sixth series contains oversized tabloids concerning tourism in Sacramento. The tabloids are not dated but focus on historical
landmarks and dining.
The seventh and final series contains a multitude of artifacts created by or concerning the organization. A wide array of
multicultural clothespins dolls, a woven basket, a handheld chalkboard, a Tuesday Club 100th anniversary commemorative bulb,
and the pin of a former member make up this series.
Arrangement
- Series 1. Administrative records
- Series 2. Tuesday Club House Association
- Series 3.
T.C. News
- Series 4. Scrapbooks
- Series 5. Ephemera
- Series 6. Artifacts
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Women -- California -- Sacramento
Women -- Societies and clubs
Sacramento (Calif.)--History
Series 1. Administrative records
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes detailed minutes at both board of directors meetings and regular club meetings (1897-1994). The minutes, both in
book and loose-leaf form, include treasurer reports, job assignments, correspondence, budgets, and section updates. Financial
record books portray individuals who purchased stock in the organization, dues collected, and the expenses for events and
daily activities
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by year
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1897-1897
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1898-1899
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1899-1901
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1901-1902
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1902-1903
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1903-1904
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1904-1905
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1905-1906
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1906-1907
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1907-1908
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1908-1909
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1909-1910
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1910-1911
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1911-1912
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1912-1913
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1913-1914
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1914-1915
box-folder 1
Meeting minute ledgers
1915-1916
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1925-1926
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1926-1927
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1927-1928
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1928-1929
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1929-1930
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1930-1931
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1931-1932
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1932-1933
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1933-1934
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1934-1935
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1935-1936
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1936-1937
box-folder 20:1
Board of Directors meeting minutes with Treasurer's report
1936-1937
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1937-1938
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1937-1940
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1943-1946
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1947-1948
box-folder 2
Meeting minute ledgers
1948-1950
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1950-1951
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1950-1951
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1951-1952
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1952-1953
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1953-1954
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1954-1955
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1955-1956
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1956-1957
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1957-1958
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1958-1959
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1959-1960
box-folder 3
Meeting minute ledgers
1961-1962
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1962-1963
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1963-1964
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1964-1965
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1965-1966
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1966-1967
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1967-1968
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1968-1969
box-folder 4
Meeting minute ledgers
1969-1970
box-folder 20:2
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1970
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1970-1971
box-folder 20:3
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1970-1971
box-folder 20:9
Meeting minutes
1970-1971
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1971-1972
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1972-1973
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1973-1974
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1974-1975
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1975-1976
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1976-1977
box-folder 5
Meeting minute ledgers
1977-1978
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1978-1979
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1979-1980
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1980-1981
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1981-1982
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1982-1983
box-folder 6
Meeting minute ledgers
1983-1984
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1984-1985
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1985-1986
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1986-1987
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1987-1988
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1988-1989
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1989-1990
box-folder 7
Meeting minute ledgers
1990-1991
box-folder 8
Meeting minute ledgers
1991-1992
box-folder 8
Meeting minute ledgers
1992-1993
box-folder 8
Meeting minute ledgers
1993-1994
box-folder 20:4
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1995-1996
box-folder 20:5
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1996
box-folder 20:10
Meeting minutes with job assignments
1996-1997
box-folder 20:6
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1997-1998
box-folder 20:7
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1998
box-folder 20:8
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes, January 1999-April
1999
Financial records and correspondence
box-folder 21:1
Stock purchases ledger
1903-1929
box 27
Capitol stock share certificates
1911-1928
box-folder 21:2
Accounts ledger Book
1925-1936
box-folder 21:3
Drama section ledger
1955-1959
box-folder 21:4
Proposed club budget
1986-1987
box-folder 21:5
Correspondence relating to asset liquidation
1996-1997
box-folder 21:6
Property Distribution Committee reports
1998
box-folder 21:7
Property Distribution Committee reports
1998
box 24
"1896-2014: Tuesday Club of Sacramento" edited by Nancy F. Leneis 2021/027
2015
General
This book compiles a year-to-year history of the Tuesday Club, its members, and its activities.
box-folder 21:8
Historical report of the Arts and Crafts Section
1954
box-folder 21:9
"Highlights from sixty-five years of Tuesday Club programs" play
1961
box-folder 21:10
"The best years of our lives" play and music list
1985
box-folder 21:11
"Tuesday Club- 95 years" report
1991
box-folder 21:12
"100 years of Tuesday Club programs"
1996
box-folder 21:13
"Tuesday Club auxiliary"
undated
box-folder 21:14
Handwritten historian reports
undated
box-folder 21:14
Handwritten record of Club gifts
undated
box-folder 8
"Achievements: a history of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento, California vol. 1," by Merren Gillis Morton with an introduction
by Mrs. Frank A. Edinger[two copies]
1933
box-folder 8
"History of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento being a continuing history, and sequel to achievements: a history of the Tuesday
Club of Sacramento, California" [two copies]
1954
box 26, folder 3
Tuesday Club of California: 1896-1996, a Centennial History
1996
box-folder 8
Tuesday Club history
1954-1978
box 26, folder 4
History, 1896-1933
ca. 1933
Series 2. Tuesday Club House Association
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes Tuesday Club House Association minutes from the board of directors (1910-1920 and 1951-1953) and financial documents
(1930-1938) detail the mission and activities of this separate organization underneath the Tuesday Club of Sacramento umbrella
box-folder 21:16
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1910-1920
box-folder 22:1
Board of Directors meeting minutes
1951-1953
box-folder 22:2
Tuesday Club expenditures book
1930-1938
Series 3.
T.C. News
Physical Description: 1 boxes
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes proofs and issues of,
T.C. News, the club newsletter mailed out to the membership each month. The newsletters communicated details of upcoming events, club
missions, and the activities of other club members. The club printed proofs of upcoming issues and maintained a T.C. News
committee binder. The committee binder details the printing and editing process as well as local vendors available in Sacramento.
This series ranges from 1958-1999, with a large gap between 1960 and 1974.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically by issue
box-folder 23
Newsletter proofs
October 1994-December 1995
box-folder 23
Newsletter proofs
January 1996-November 1997
box-folder 23:3
T.C. News
October 1958-December 1959
box-folder 23:4
T.C. News
January 1960- April 1960
box-folder 23:5
T.C. News
April 1974-February 1978
box-folder 23:6
T.C. News
March 1978-February 1979
box-folder 23:7
T.C. News
March 1979- December 1980
box-folder 23:8
T.C. News
January 1981-February 1982
box-folder 23:9
T.C. News
March 1982- December 1983
box-folder 23:10
T.C. News
January 1984- April 1985
box-folder 23:11
T.C. News
October 1985- December 1986
box-folder 23:12
T.C. News
January 1987-December 1988
box-folder 23:13
T.C. News
January 1989- December 1990
box-folder 23:14
T.C. News
January 1991-December 1992
box-folder 23:15
T.C. News
January 1993-March 1994
box-folder 23:16
T.C. News
April 1994- April 1995
box-folder 23:17
T.C. News
May 1995- March 1997
box-folder 23:18
T.C. News
April 1997-May 1999
box-folder 23:19
Committee Binder
1962-1997
Series 4. Scrapbooks
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes scrapbooks compiled by members of the organization. The books display articles, photographs, cards, programs, corsages,
and correspondence. The series includes scrapbooks created by past presidents of the Tuesday Club: Mrs. Verne Gleason (1980-1981),
Mrs. John Stroh (1962-1963), and Mrs. Meredith Jones. Scrapbooks dedicated to various sections or hobby groups may also be
found in this series. This series also includes a collection of photographs, both in B/W and color, from the Arts and Crafts
section (1976-1977) and various other club activities
Arrangement
Arranged by section and chronologically thereafter
box-folder 9
President Mrs. John Stroh
1962-1963
box-folder 15
President Mrs. Roy Hann
1964-1965
box-folder 12
President Mrs. Meredith Jones
1972-1973
box-folder 14
President Mrs. Verne Gleason
1980-1981
box 26, folder 2
President Bette Jane Himmelmann
1991-1992
box 25
President Margot Muller
2001-2002
box-folder 10
Book of memories vol. 1 [history of Tuesday Club presidents]
1967
box-folder 10
Book of memories vol. 2 [history of Tuesday Club presidents]
2000
box-folder 15
Press notes and pictures covering presidents
1950-1959
box-folder 11
Historical and Antique Section
1939, 1967-1998
box-folder 11
Arts and Crafts Section
1971-1980
box-folder 13
Arts and Crafts Section
1980-1984
box 26, folder 6
Philanthropy, sewing, and boutique sections
1999-2013
box-folder 24:19
Arts and Crafts section photographs from a photo album belonging to club member Myrtle Gillenwaters
1976-1977
box-folder 24:20
Photographs of Tuesday Club events
1950-1996
Series 5. Ephemera
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes various ephemera related to the activities of the organization. Records regarding tourism in Old Sacramento and the
Old Schoolhouse Museum make up the bulk of this series. A majority of the materials are not dated. Tour guidebooks, docent
materials, and articles on one room schoolhouses are included. Programs and news clippings, predominately focused in the 1950's
and 1960's, center on club sponsored events. Correspondence involving long-time club member Mrs. Oren (Frances) Burt
Arrangement
Arranged by subject
Old Schoolhouse Museum/Old Sacramento
box-folder 19:01
Old Schoolhouse Museum docent handbook
undated
box-folder 19:02
Old Schoolhouse Museum visitor pamphlets
undated
box-folder 19:03
Collected poems on single room schoolhouses and frontier life
undated
box-folder 19:04
Collected articles and notes about single room schoolhouses
1992
box-folder 19:05
Pastel sketches of the Old Schoolhouse Museum by Frances Burt
undated
box-folder 19:06
"Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Coloring Book"
1988
box-folder 19:07
Old Schoolhouse Museum Ten Year Commemorative Booklet designed by Frances Burt, 1986 and "Honorary Schoolhouse Museum PTA
Membership Card for Frances Burt
1977
box-folder 19:08
Guide to Old Sacramento by Robert Miller
1976
box-folder 19:09
Article "A Walking Tour of Sacramento History" with map published in the Sacramento Bee
1980
box-folder 19:10
California State Railroad Museum, "Old Sacramento interpretive walking Tour" and "Guided Tour" pamphlet of Old Sacramento
with hand drawn map
undated
box-folder 19:11
"Public Art in Sacramento" tour pamphlet
undated
box-folder 19:14
Arts and Crafts Section annual programs
1979-1982
box-folder 19:16
Handwritten copy of The Sacramento Cookery Book: The Culinary Heritage California's Capital by Sally A. Clifford excerpt from
page 115 "The Club Woman's Delight" Recipe originally published in 1908
1982
box-folder 19:15
Note cards from a President's address at "Escort's Night"
undated
box-folder 19:12
Programs and announcements for Club events
1946-1999
box-folder 19:13
Poems collected and compiled by Club members
1977-1978
box 26, folder 3
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors resolution honoring the Tuesday's Club's 100th Anniversary a
1995
box 26, folder 3
Sacramento Mayor's recognition of Tuesday Club's 50th anniversary
1946
box 26, folder 3
Shriners Hospital recognition of Tuesday Club
undated
box 26, folder 3
Tuesday Club 100th anniversary concert program a
1996
box 26, folder 1
Tuesday Club Golf Niners rosters
1984-2001
box-folder 19:17
Frances Burt correspondence
1994-1998
box-folder 19:18
Local news clippings of Tuesday Club events and activities
1948-1982
box-folder 8
Backsheesh: a woman's wanderings travels in Europe, Asia Minor, Egypt, Syria and Palestine by Mrs. William Beckman [inscribed:
"for my nephew Winfred compliments of the author Dec. 25th 1900"]
1900
box-folder 8
Unclean and spotted from the world by Mrs. William Beckman [inscribed: "For Winfred and Hattie Sims compliments of the author
Nellie Sims Beckman Sacramento 1906"][two copies]
1906
box-folder 8
Beckie's book of bastings by Mrs. William Beckman
1910
box-folder 8
Memory's potlatches by Mrs. William Beckman
1913
box-folder 8
Adventuring in memory lands by Mrs. William Beckman
1924
box-folder 8
Thought-stitches from life's tapestry by Mrs. William Beckman
1925
box-folder 8
"Achievements: a history of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento, California vol. 1," by Merren Gillis Morton with an introduction
by Mrs. Frank A. Edinger
1933
box-folder 8
"History of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento being a continuing history, and sequel to achievements: a history of the Tuesday
Club of Sacramento, California"
1954
box-folder Missing
Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau, "Dining Guide"
undated
box-folder Missing
Old Sacramento Illustrated Tour Guide
undated
box-folder Missing
Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau, "A Brief History"
undated
Series 6. Artifacts
Series Scope and Content Summary
Includes artifacts created by or concerning the organization. A wide array of multicultural clothespins dolls, a woven basket,
a handheld chalkboard, a Tuesday Club 100th anniversary commemorative bulb, and president's chair
box McClellan
President's chair
undated
box 24
Glass bulb/ornament celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento
undated
box 24
Gold pin with link chain. Pin has a gavel hanging down from the letters "T" and "C". The pin belonged to former club president
Ruth Gleason
undated
box-folder 24
Black box which originally contained a gold pin and link chain. The box is a glossy black with flowers and a rainbow on the
lid
undated
box 24
Woven basket with a swivel carrying handle and latch
undated
box 24
Toy student desk with a red apple and a book on top
undated
box 24
Handheld chalkboard with a wooden frame
undated
Dinner chimes 2014/027/002
2014
General
Chimes were played at the beginning of club meetings.
Tuesday Club sign
undated
General
Double-sided metal sign hanging from black frame.
