A contemporary space with floor-to-ceiling windows. Cambridge rooms can be open or broken down into Cambridge I, Cambridge II, Cambridge III, and Cambridge IV. Opened in 2003, part of the Davis Brody Bond expansion of the Club, these rooms are decorated with 1930 mural sketches by Barry Faulkner. A well known mural artist, creator of a magnificent mosaic in the RCA building of Rockefeller Center and murals in the National Archive Building in Washington D.C. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy 16 ft. ceilings Built in Surround Sound Floor to ceiling windows with natural light looking out to 45th Street capacity: 200

The room overlooks 44th with natural light and is framed by books, fireplaces and expansive windows. The Gordon Reading Room is set away from the other private spaces making the space one of the most private. Part of the original 1894 Clubhouse, this room, the largest in the Club at that time, held the Reading Room/Library. In 1905 as part of the Club’s first expansion, the beautiful plaster ceiling and marble fireplaces were added. In 1941 it was converted to the Ladies Lounge, when a portion of the Clubhouse was segregated into Ladies Quarters. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy Built in Surround Sound Windows overlooking 44th street High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy 16 ft. ceilings Built in Surround Sound Floor to ceiling windows with natural light looking out to 45th Street capacity: 80

Over looking 44th Street with Natural Light the is decorated with floor-to-ceiling, wood-paneling. The Mahogany Room also has a Foyer directly outside. Very quiet and intimate space. This room’s original use in the first 1894 building was the Billiard Room, set with a pool table. Named in 1945 after a dining group known as “The Mahogany Club” who financed the plaster ceiling and the paneling in 1905. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy Built in Surround Sound Windows overlooking 44th street Mahogany Wood Paneling High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy 16 ft. ceilings Built in Surround Sound Floor to ceiling windows with natural light looking out to 45th Street capacity: 65

A rich environment with dramatic finishes. Named in 1925 for Nicholas Biddle, Class of 1900, House Committee and Building Committee Chairman and personal financial advisor to Vincent Astor, multi-millionaire heir to the Astor estate. After Biddle’s premature death, Astor paid for the room to be decorated and designed by well-known architect Charles A. Platt. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Built in Sound System Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy 13 ft. ceilings Built in Surround Sound Mahogany Wood Paneling capacity: 225

A room filled with light and high ceilings. Originally the Card Room, it was named and dedicated in 1953 Presidents’ Room and is decorated with portraits of past Club presidents. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking Hi-Tech Video Conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy Built in Surround Sound Windows overlooking 44th street Natural light capacity: 74

An intimate space for a group up to 30. Named in 1940 for Thomas Williams Slocum, Class of 1890, beloved Club member and a fervent supporter of the Club and University. He held every position on the Board of Managers and lived in a penthouse on the building next door so he could watch over the club 24/7. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy Built in Surround Sound Mahogany Wood Paneling capacity: 40

A contemporary space with floor-to-ceiling windows. Opened in 2003, part of the Davis Brody Bond expansion of the Club. Decorated with vintage prints that have been donated by members of the Club. AMENITIES State of the art audio visual capabilities Wi-fi/highspeed internet access Custom layout and seating arrangements Custom menu Valet parking High tech video conferencing Complimentary pads, pens, hard candy Rear screen projection Built in Surround Sound Floor to ceiling windows looking out to 44th Street Natural Light capacity: 100