Hollywood Woman's Club, Community center in Hollywood, Florida, US.
The Hollywood Woman's Club is a wooden structure with Colonial Revival details and a Greek Revival entry located at 500 N. 14 Avenue in Hollywood. The building provides space for gatherings and features classical architectural elements that reflect its age and construction methods.
The building was constructed in the 1920s and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was designed as a community gathering place and played a key role in Hollywood's early development.
The building served as a gathering place for civic participation and community meetings over many decades. Residents used it for educational programs and important social discussions.
The interior contains a multipurpose room with hardwood floors and a piano, suitable for various events. Visitors should check with organizers to arrange access to the building and learn about availability.
The building served dual purposes beyond social gatherings, functioning as a polling location and library space. These varied roles made it a central point in the daily life of the early community.
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