Rockridge Woman's Club (also sometimes called Rockridge Women's Club) was a women's club originally located at 5862 Keith Avenue between College Avenue and Broadway in Rockridge, and later located at 6065 Chabot Road. The Keith Avenue clubhouse was designed in the early 1920s by Miller and Warnecke, and was demolished to allow the construction of the Grove Shafter Freeway and BART through Rockridge.
Chabot Road
The newer clubhouse on Chabot Road was constructed in 1966 and 1967, with the first events at the clubhouse occurring in January 1967. 5,6,7,8
The Club sold the Chabot Road building for use as a single family home and art studio in 2002. According to a recent Nextdoor post, the Club continued to meet for some short period of time after selling the building, although the Club only had 12 members at the time. Corporate records filed with the California Secretary of State indicate the corporation survived until approximately 2010, but has now been dissolved. 9 The building is currently listed for sale for $2.8 million. 10
Links and Resources
- Pacific Coast Architect, June 1927
- $25,000 Home Dedicated By Rock Ridge Clubwomen Oakland Tribune, June 17, 1925
- Wolf, Robin & Wolf, Tom, Images of America, Rockridge, Arcadia Publishing, August 2007
- Wright, Louise, "Progress and the Rockridge Women," Oakland Tribune, October 24, 1965
- Wright, Louise, "A Home for the Rockridge Club," Oakland Tribune, June 12, 1966
- "Here's How It'll Look," Oakland Tribune, June 12, 1966
- Photo showing women laying the cornerstone for the new club, Oakland Tribune, November 2, 1966
- "Clubs: Auxiliary's New Officers," Oakland Tribune, January 15, 1967
- California Secretary of State's records for Rockridge Woman's Club, a California nonprofit corporation RWC SoS info.pdf
- 6065 Chabot Road, Redfin
- Two Women's Club Buildings, Oakland Architect and Engineer May 1926