Abilene Woman's Club Building
Founded in 1928, the Abilene Woman's Club had several club homes before hiring noted architect David S. Castle to design a clubhouse at this site, then on the edge of town. Contractor Oscar Rose completed the structure in 1955, and the building's construction and subsequent use influenced further development of south Abilene. With numerous meeting spaces and a great hall, the clubhouse serves many cultural and civic organizations and programs. The building's architecture is an example of post-World War II Colonial Revival design. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 2005
32.4319° N, 99.7681° W
Where to Find It
3425 South 14th
Nearby Markers
- 1 mi NE Company I, 7th Texas Infantry Abilene
- 1.1 mi E McMurry College Abilene
- 1.4 mi N Site of Western Cattle Trail Abilene
- 1.4 mi NE Hattie and Henry Sayles, Sr., House Abilene
- 1.6 mi NE Sacred Heart Catholic Church Abilene
- 1.8 mi NE Childers Classical Institute Abilene