The Woman's Club of San Antonio
Formed in 1898 by Philanthropist Eleanor Brackenridge (1837-1924) and journalist Marin B. Fenwick with eighteen charter members, the Woman's Club of San Antonio was the first departmental club in Texas. Miss Brackenridge served for seven years as the group's first president. The activities of this charitable organization have advanced voting and education for women, social reforms, and the arts. The group purchased its first clubhouse in 1908. This structure, built-in 1907-08 as the residence of business and civic leader David J. Woodward, was acquired by the Woman's Club in 1926. (1975)
29.4504° N, 98.4995° W
Where to Find It
1717 San Pedro, San Antonio
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi S David J. and May Bock Woodward House San Antonio
- 0.1 mi NE Jay Adams House San Antonio
- 0.2 mi E Roy and Madge Hearne House San Antonio
- 0.2 mi NE Christ Episcopal Church San Antonio
- 0.2 mi SE Otto Koehler House San Antonio
- 0.2 mi SW 9th Cavalry at San Pedro Springs San Antonio