The Mildmay Club, 33-34 Newington Grn, London

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"Originally known as the Mildmay Radical Club, it first opened its doors in 1888 at 36 Newington Green Road. It was not universally popular going by the views of the the vicar of nearby St Matthias church, who casitigated its ‘pernicious influence among the young’.  But it brushed off such disaproval, moving in 1894 to a new clubhouse on Newington Green, near to the Unitarian chapel.  Finally, in 1900 the club we know today was built – now a Grade 2 listed building, designed by member and architect, Alfred Allen.

In 1930, the ‘Radical’ tag was dropped and it became the Mildmay Club and Institute, establishing its non-political credentials."

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The Mildmay Club, 33-34 Newington Grn, London N16 9PR

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https://mildmay.club/

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