The Woman's Club of Rutherford

201 Fairview Avenue, Rutherford, NJ 07070

About WCR

History of WCR

Membership Info

Executive Board & Members

Calendar of Events

April Pinwheels

St. Patrick's Dinner 3/15

Thrift Shop February

Toy Shop 11/16-17

Bunco Night 11/1

Taste of SBC 10/17

Pumpkin People: 10/12-24

Op. Christmas Stockings

Yard Sale: 9/14-15

Clubhouse Rental Info

Photos - Interior

Photos - Exterior

Photos - Rentals

NexTrex Plastic Challenge

Little Free Library

Member Recognition

Philanthropies

Special State Project

National Register

Historic Narrative

Community Service Program

Arts & Culture

Arts Performing

Civic Engagement

Education & Libraries

Environment

Health & Wellness

Collect for Club Woman

Related Sites

Historic Narrative

Rutherford Historic Narratives: The Woman’s Club of Rutherford traces its history to the late 19th century, a time when Rutherford was very different. Born during the era when the granting of women’s suffrage was still in doubt, the Club played an important role in the founding of the Rutherford Free Public Library, as well as the creation of the iconic Lincoln Park in downtown Rutherford. The Club today focuses on issues such as homelessness and hunger. It is also preserving its historic clubhouse, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, having originally been the carriage house of Iviswold (known locally as “the Castle”), a grand estate built in 1869 and now the administrative building for Felician University.


Video created by the Rutherford Civil Rights Commission, and made possible thanks to a generous grant from the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs.


https://vimeo.com/293028629

The Woman's Club of Rutherford
 201 Fairview Avenue, Rutherford, NJ 07070
RutherfordWomansClub@gmail.org
201.939.9894