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About Mountain City Club 

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Our Mission

Mountain City Club has prided itself on meeting the diverse business and social needs of its members for more than 135 years.  The Club seeks to be a backdrop for forming lasting business connections that advance the general welfare of society and ensure that every member and guest feels welcomed and valued in this esteemed environment.

History

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1889

Mountain City Club was founded. During this time no official meeting place was on record until the first clubhouse on the corner of 7th & Cherry Street.

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1900

Due to financial struggles, the club had to sell its' meeting place on 7th and Cherry Street. With no plan of dismantling, the club leased The old First National Bank Building on Broad Street.

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1904

Mountain City Club built a permanent residence on Chestnut Street, designed by Charles E. Bearden.

1907

After the passing of the original Mountain City Club President; Benjamin Franklin Rees, Crawford Johnson of Birmingham was announced as the new President.

1920's

After World War One the club saw growth in membership, the number of members reached 400. This growth led to the long-debated decision to add space, a telephone, and a parking lot.


During this time Robert Craven Richarb became Club President, and in 1927 the infamous Major Neyland became a member.

1939

Mountain City Club Celebrated its' 50th Anniversary.

1940's

During the 1940's the club remained in good financial standing. With WWII occurring in Europe the club waived member fees for those overseas. At this time the club president became Murray Raney.

1950's

In the1950's the Mountain City Club added prominent members including Scott L. Probasco Jr., Frank Kollmansperger, and many more. Parking was a major point of focus due to the boom of the automobile. The club president during this time was Herman Bohr.

1975

In 1975 the club moved into their new home located on the corner of 8th and Chestnut Street. The club will remain at this location until 2024.

1989

Mountain City Club Celebrates 100 years of tradition.

2024

2024 Was a year of change and promising endeavors. The club is officially settling into its new location; located on W 8th Street, above The Gilman Grill. Excited to begin this new adventure, the Mountain City Club welcomes professionals in the Chattanooga area to become a member.

1889

Mountain City Club was founded. During this time no official meeting place was on record until the first clubhouse on the corner of 7th & Cherry Street.

1900

Due to financial struggles, the club had to sell its' meeting place on 7th and Cherry Street. With no plan of dismantling, the club leased The old First National Bank Building on Broad Street.

Our Team

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A bald man in a black chef 's jacket is standing with his hands folded.

Our Board of Governors

Richard Johnson

President

Charlie Walldorf

Vice President

Chris Allen

Treasurer

Mark Kleiner

Secretary

Zach Hurst

Past President

Bill Wilkerson

Governor

Jackie S. Bolton

Governor

Richard Johnson

President

Charlie Waldorf

Vice President

Mark Kleiner

Secretary

Chris Allen

Treasurer

Zach Hurst

Past President

Bill Wilkerson

Governor

Jackie S. Bolton

Governor

— Found at Mountain City Club

Meaningful connections, lifelong friendships, vibrant community.

Become a Member

Exclusive Networking Opportunities

Joining The Mountain City Club opens the door to exclusive networking opportunities that can elevate your professional journey. Our members enjoy not only fine dining and social events but also a chance to connect with like-minded professionals from various industries. With over 120 years of rich history, the club fosters meaningful relationships that can inspire new ideas, collaborations, and friendships, making it the perfect environment for thriving in today’s business landscape.

Curated Social Events

We believe the best events are a combination of stylish space, excellent food, and impeccable service. When you plan your event with the Mountain City Club you can rest assured you will have all three and more. Our staff is knowledgeable and friendly, our space is perfect for hosting, and our food is top tier. Worry about nothing when you plan your next social event at the Mountain City Club.

Exquisite Dining

Step into The Mountain City Club, where exquisite fine dining meets unparalleled service. Our new chef crafts an innovative, and elevated dining experience you won't find anywhere else in the city. Join us afternoons and evenings for a meal you won't soon forget.

Lifelong Friendships

We believe that creating lifelong friendships is at the heart of our vibrant community. Our historic business club has been a gathering place for local professionals for over 120 years. Whether you’re savoring a delicious meal, enjoying a refreshing drink, or participating in our diverse events, you’ll find countless opportunities to connect, bond, and forge meaningful relationships that last a lifetime. Join us and experience the camaraderie that truly sets us apart!