Miami Women's Club, Historic clubhouse in Miami, United States.

The Miami Women's Club is a clubhouse at 1737 North Bayshore Drive, at Bay Shore Drive and NE 17th Terrace, built in 1926 to designs by architect August Geiger. It opened as the Flagler Memorial Library and Woman's Club and is still used by the club. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 27, 1974.

The club formed in 1900 as the Married Ladies' Afternoon Club, meeting weekly to read, and took the name Miami Woman's Club in 1906. In 1912 Henry Flagler and the Model Land Company donated land at Royal Palm Park on condition that the building also house a public library and free reading room. The club sold that site in 1923, hired architect August Geiger, and opened the Flagler Memorial Library and Woman's Club on Bayshore Drive in 1926; it joined the National Register on December 27, 1974.

The club has long served as a gathering place where women organized themselves to support their community and address local needs through collective action. The spaces within reflect this sense of shared purpose and continue to host meetings and community-focused activities today.

The location is easy to reach and offers both indoor and outdoor areas to explore. It is worth checking ahead about when spaces are open to visitors, as they are primarily used for private events.

The land at Royal Palm Park was given in 1912 by Henry Flagler and the Model Land Company, on condition that the building also house a public library and free reading room. The club sold that site in 1923 and chose architect August Geiger for the Bayshore Drive building, opened in 1926 as the Flagler Memorial Library and Woman's Club.