Woman's Club of Palo Alto

The Woman's Club of Palo Alto, founded in 1894, is a historic civic and cultural organization located in a Tudor-Craftsman building from 1916 at 475 Homer Avenue. Initially established by 24 women, the club has played a significant role in local history, including the founding of the first public library and advocacy for women's suffrage. The club continues to serve as a venue for community events, discussions on technology, and cultural gatherings, making it a notable destination for tourists and researchers interested in women's history and local heritage.