The Engineers Club of Baltimore, founded in 1905, was initially envisioned as a meeting place for engineers to exchange ideas and knowledge. Alfred Quick, the club’s founder, started the club with 32 charter members shortly after the great Baltimore fire of 1904, and operated out of the Women’s Exchange Building. In 1911, the club moved to the Arundel Club Building and then ten years later moved again to the Commerce Trust Building at Light and Redwood Streets. Finally, after leasing the building for two years, the Engineers Club purchased Garret-Jacobs Mansion in Mount Vernon, where it remains today. And, while the club was originally designated as one for engineers, the modern version accepts members from a wide variety of professions. The Club, with its beautifully appointed rooms and stately elegance, is also a popular setting for events, including weddings, receptions, rehearsals, networking events and ceremonies.

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Engineers Club Events

With an elegant ballroom, grand foyer, beautiful courtyard and conservatory and a variety of breath-taking rooms and features, the Engineers Club is a great location for a wide variety of social functions and ceremonies. Weddings and wedding receptions are especially popular events at the Engineers Club, while ceremonies of all types, including formal dinners, roasts, rehearsals (among others) are also regularly held at the club.

Engineers Club Networking and Business Events

The Engineers Club features a variety of business amenities, making it an excellent location for business networking events and presentations. The club includes multimedia meeting and conference rooms, state of the art audio visual equipment, teleconferencing technology and a variety of attributes that make it a perfect location for business events of all kinds.

Please call 410-889-1171