Club Naval - Valparaíso, Naval social club in Valparaíso, Chile

Club Naval occupies a French neoclassical building at the corner of Molina and Condell streets, facing the Condell Theatre on Plaza Victoria. Its rough structure was commissioned by Teresa Edwards in 1905 and finished by Esteban Harrington in 1918. Inside, halls and rooms are named after heroes and events of Chilean naval history.

Founded on 5 April 1885 as Círculo Naval by Chilean Navy officers after the War of the Pacific, the club first met on the second floor of the Navy's General Command building. Its statutes, approved on 9 March 1885, set three aims: professional and scientific development, publication of the Revista de Marina, and support for the Navy Library. In 1918 it moved to its own building at Plaza Victoria and took the name Club Naval.

The club's rooms and halls are named after heroes, events and notable figures of Chilean naval history, and it holds a historical heritage built up through donations and acquisitions. Its premises also host social and cultural activities for active and retired officers.

The club provides dining and bar facilities for members, along with a reading room that offers internet access. Additional services include parking spaces, a barbershop, and tailoring services available to those using the building.

The previous building on this corner lot, demolished after a 1903 fire, had housed Arturo Prat and his wife Carmela Carvajal; it also sheltered the Novela (1858-1898) and Cuarta (1885-1903) fire companies. Teresa Edwards ordered the present structure in 1905, and the Círculo Naval bought it unfinished in 1916.