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Royal Oak Woman's Club

Royal Oak Woman's Club is a Michigan historical marker in Royal Oak, Oakland County, dedicated 1985.

Oakland County · dedicated 1985 · 404 South Pleasant Street, Royal Oak

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Erected in 1839, this building was originally a small frame Baptist church. The village purchased it for a town hall in 1914 and used it for municipal purposes until 1923, when the Royal Oak Woman’s Club acquired it. The club, founded in 1902 as a women’s study group, has relocated the structure twice. In 1923 when the building was remodeled as a Tudor-style structure, a cobblestone fireplace was installed. This is the oldest building in the city of Royal Oak.

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