1927 Casino Club Brochure
A richly illustrated period brochure presenting the club, its architecture, rooms, amenities, and civic identity.
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The surviving record
Discover the documents that record the planning, construction, operation, and preservation of the Casino Club Building.
The Casino Club Building
The materials gathered here preserve unusually tangible details about the building. The 1926 loan application records its intended construction, costs, rooms, and uses. A 1927 receipt documents fire-escape work. Period inventories describe the property room by room.
At the center of the collection is the illustrated 1927 brochure: a carefully designed presentation of the club and the future its founders imagined for it.
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Digital collection
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A richly illustrated period brochure presenting the club, its architecture, rooms, amenities, and civic identity.
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Historical and architectural documentation prepared as part of the building’s formal preservation record.
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The mortgage application records the proposed building, construction, cost, uses, architect, and financing.
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A Southern Steel Company receipt acknowledging payment for fire-escape equipment installed on the building.
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A room-by-room inventory documenting furniture, equipment, and property within the Casino Club.
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The second surviving inventory sheet continues the record of spaces and furnishings throughout the club.
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The third inventory document completes the surviving room-by-room sequence in the online collection.
View documentA larger collection of miscellaneous documents is available through the existing external Dropbox archive.