Kenilworth Club

Kenilworth Club is a Prairie School clubhouse at 410 Kenilworth Avenue featuring patterned exterior walls and horizontal window groupings. The structure displays characteristic elements of this architectural movement including broad roof eaves and wall paneling.

The building was designed in 1907 by architect George W. Maher and marks a transitional moment in Prairie School architecture. His work was part of a broader movement reshaping American design traditions.

This remains a gathering place where neighbors come together for local associations and shared interests. Visitors can see the rooms where the community regularly meets.

The site is accessible from Kenilworth Avenue and can be viewed from the exterior to observe architectural details. Visitors should explore the area during daylight to see the roof lines and wall patterns clearly.

Only eight properties in Kenilworth hold National Register of Historic Places status, and this clubhouse is one of them. This rarity makes it an important example of the town's early architectural heritage.

Location: Kenilworth

Architectural style: Prairie School architecture

Address: 410 Kenilworth Avenue

GPS coordinates: 42.08639,-87.71583

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:12