WELCOME TO THE MARYLAND CLUB

The Maryland Club formed in 1857 when citizens proudly referred to Baltimore as “the monumental city.” The new club chose as its first president a well-educated lover of horse racing and nephew of the late French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte. For 35 years, the members originally settled in an imposing house that Robert Mills had designed.  January 1, 1892, saw the transfer of furniture, books, artwork, and antiquities on dozens of wagons headed to the current location, 1 East Eager Street, “as handsome a building devoted entirely to social purposes as there is in the country”, claimed the Baltimore Sun. - Robert J. Brugger


Today, the Romanesque architecture of the Clubhouse commands its stature in Mount Vernon, among other historic landmarks of Baltimore city. The Maryland Club is a well-established social club with a diverse and inclusive membership. Within the Clubhouse is a blend of tradition and modern attributes in our dining areas, event spaces and a state-of-the-art athletics center. The world-class racquet sports facility includes three double squash courts and three single courts to qualify us as a highly competitive arena. The Maryland Club is where members form a camaraderie of life-long friendships and lasting memories in a place where you can belong.

It is the policy of the Maryland Club to establish, promote and maintain a diverse and inclusive membership of highly qualified individuals regardless of race, gender, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation.