Boodle's
Private MembersOne of the oldest London gentlemen's clubs, founded in 1762 and resident at 28 St James's Street since 1782.
Boodle's originated from William Almack's establishment on Pall Mall in January 1762 and took its name from Edward Boodle, who managed it after a 1764 split that also produced Brooks's. In 1782 the club moved to the Savoir Vivre clubhouse at 28 St James's Street, designed by John Crunden in 1775, where it remains. It is a men-only gentlemen's club.
- What is Boodle's?
- Boodle's is a private members' club in London, listed in The One Club directory of private members' clubs.
- Where is Boodle's?
- Boodle's is in St James's, London, United Kingdom (28 St James's Street, London SW1A 1HJ).
- When was Boodle's founded?
- Boodle's was founded in 1762.
- Does Boodle's admit men and women?
- Boodle's is a men-only club.
- How do you become a member of Boodle's?
- Membership of Boodle's is arranged directly with the club through its official website (boodles.org). Private members' clubs typically admit new members by application, nomination or invitation.
- Does Boodle's have an official website?
- Yes — Boodle's's official website is boodles.org.
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