Harvard Hall at the Harvard Club of NY Since we recently went behind-the-scenes at the Yale Club of NYC, we thought it would be only fitting to also bring you to the members-only club of its long-time rival, Harvard. The Harvard Club of New York was founded in 1865 by alumni, but its Midtown location wasn’t built until 1894. Esteemed architect Charles McKim of McKim, Mead & White, who was a club member himself, designed the original wing at 27 West 44th Street as a gift. With its neo-Georgian facade of brick and classical columns, and the large Harvard flag hanging out front, the building is pretty hard to miss. The Harvard Club of NYC is also located in close proximity to many of the private clubs in New York City of this era, including the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, The Century Club and The Yacht Club. Here is the main dining room, from… Read More