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Just after graduating in 1895, a group of Princeton men decided that annual dinners were not enough for celebrating the strong friendships they had made. Headed by Andrew C. Imbrie '95 they fitted up the third story of 26 West 24th Street into a clubhouse and called themselves "The 95 Club of New York".
A lot has changed since then. Princeton's largest alumni group in New York now occupies a building of its own, offers a library, athletic facilities, dining and hotel rooms, and even a barbershop, not to mention growing from 5 members, to thousands of members from every part of the globe.
EXPLORE . . .
Explore below some of the major features of the Club's home at 15 West 43rd Street. Feel free to stop by or call us at (212)596-1240 and we'll be happy to guide you through a private tour.
GET FIT . . .
A state of the art athletic facility features international squash courts, Cybex weight training and cardiovascular equipment, group classes, personal trainers and a masseuse.
HOST AN EVENT . . .
Take advantage of our 12 meeting/banquet
rooms, catering up to 300 guests. Whether you're planning a
business meeting for 10 or a wedding for 200, let our catering department
dazzle you.
SWEET DREAMS . . .
Well-appointed guest rooms in the heart of midtown (featuring out-of-town prices). Arrange an overnight stay for yourself or for a guest.
GLOBE-TROT . . .
Gain exclusive access to some of the finest clubs around the world.
HANG OUT . . .
Catch up with classmates at the Young Alumni Happy Hours, check
your e-mail, stop for a cocktail at the Tiger Bar and Grill, or
just enjoy a cup of tea and relax with a good book in the Prospect
Lounge.
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