Cultural and Social Clubs
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The world's largest Masonic Temple, the Detroit Masonic Temple serves has home to a variety of fraternal and charitable organizations.
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Over a century of Detroit business leaders have belonged to the Detroit Club founded in 1882.
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Private sporting clubs include the Detroit Athletic Club, the Detroit Golf Club, and the Detroit Boat Club
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Detroit Yacht Club
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Country Club of Detroit
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Since 1934, business leaders have belonged to the Detroit Economic Club.
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The Scarab Club is an artist's club, gallery, and studio.
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The Players clubhouse and theatre.
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