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221 East College Street
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
615 893 5822
A 501(c)(3) Public Charity
Origins from 1887
Incorporated 1916

Located in downtown Murfreesboro, Tennessee, one block from the Public Square, stands the stately and classic clubhouse of The Woman's Club of Murfreesboro.
This pre-Civil War house is an example of Italianate architecture that was popular from 1840-1885. The first and one of the few remaining houses in the downtown area built in this r
Located in downtown Murfreesboro, Tennessee, one block from the Public Square, stands the stately and classic clubhouse of The Woman's Club of Murfreesboro.
This pre-Civil War house is an example of Italianate architecture that was popular from 1840-1885. The first and one of the few remaining houses in the downtown area built in this romantic Renaissance style. Around 1906, it was modified with a wrap-around porch with front and side entrance.
The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the North Maney Avenue Historic Overlay District, and recognized by the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities.
Upon entering, the visitor immediately notices the elegant scale and proportions of this historic home. The rooms have fifteen-foot-high ceilings, fifteen and half inch thick brick walls, and beautiful embellished crown molding and ceiling medallions. The antique furnishings are donations from many club members and club friends.

The Woman's Club is a long- standing tradition in our community. From our beginning in 1887, our founders served the community, a tradition our club continues.
The historic building located in the center of downtown Murfreesboro is a beautiful setting for our club meetings, programs, luncheons and dinners.
Check out our Events Page for upcoming dates and information.
The mission statement of The Woman's Club of Murfreesboro shall be to promote and support community-based philanthropic, educational, literary and scholarship programs; to promote the appreciation of history through restoration and historic preservation of the historic Baskette/Woman's Club building located within the North Maney Avenue Historic Overlay District in Murfreesboro, Tennessee; and to carry on other charitable and educational activities associated with this statement as allowed by law.
In 2016, State Senator Bill Ketron presented the State of Tennessee Senate Resolution to the club officers.
"Be it resolved, that we honor The Woman's Club of Murfreesboro upon its 100th anniversary and applaud its members, both past and present, on their century of contributions to their community and the State of Tennessee."
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