est 1915
the woman's club
of Winter Park, Inc
Welcome to Our Club
Just off Park Ave, in downtown Winter Park
Our Indoors Annual Rummage Sale is Coming SOON!
Friday, September 4th, 9am - 4pm
Saturday, September 5th, 9am - 3pm
Donations Greatly Appreciated!
Drop Off or Pick Up Saturday - Wednesday (8/29 - 9/2)
9:30am - 4pm
Our historic Woman's Club of Winter Park is a vibrant and empowering woman-led community since 1915.
A place where women have gathered, celebrated, served, and created lasting memories for generations.​
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Explore an array of programs, both entertaining and educational, hosted weekly October through April
at our Clubhouse. Stay afterward to chat and connect, learn and celebrate - and join us with tea.
Guests are always welcome!
​Our commitment to the community extends beyond weekly meetings. Philanthropy programs include
annual scholarships, charitable giving, and supporting local non-profits.
Our picturesque Clubhouse is also the perfect place for a wedding, reception, or party in the ballroom, on the
terrace, or amid lush gardens—in the heart of Winter Park.
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Join us in continuing our legacy of camaraderie and
community-building in the Woman's Club.
Membership
Gather. Build friendships. Serve. Get
involved. Celebrate. Give back. Make a
difference.
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Charitable Giving
For generations, the women of the Woman's Club have worked together to support our community and causes that matter.
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Scholarship
We proudly support deserving students through scholarships that help turn goals into opportunities.
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Plan your next event in our historic Club
Timeless and elegant, the Woman's Club is the perfect spot for your next celebration, party, or meeting. Choose from indoor and outdoor spaces or garden settings.
Plan a wedding and reception here at the Club, or host a reception following your service at Rollins College Knowles Chapel or other nearby church.
Discover Our History
1915
2026
1915
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1917
On January 13, 1915,
Mrs Charles H Morse
(Helen) invited 16 women to her home "Osceola Lodge", which is still standing on Interlachen Ave in Winter Park. The Woman's Club of WP was organized
at that meeting. Helen
was elected its first
President
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In the early years, meetings were held in various locations - Hooker Memorial Hall, Town Hall, the Library and the Public School. Some Department meetings were held in private homes
A committee chaired by
Mrs Hiram Powers (Rose)
was formed with the intent of finding land for a permanent clubhouse. Mr & Mrs Charles Morse donated
five city lots on Interlachen
Avenue. This property
had been the first tee
of the golf course
World War I delayed construction plans until late 1919 when Percival Hutton of NYC was hired as the architect to prepare plans for the club. Our archives has a file of the correspondence of the
building committee,
the architect and
contractor.
1917
