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The Club’s origins:

At the beginning of 1843 the City of London Commercial Club closed and in the March of 1843 the same year the foundation for the Gresham Club was laid in the same place. In 1913, it was paid to vacate these premises and a new building was constructed in 1915 in Abchurch Lane by William Campbell Jones, as a purpose built home for the members of the Gresham Club. In 1993, after 150 years, the committee of the Gresham Club decided to close the Club and the freehold interest of the Club building was acquired by the CCA Group, a professional international club management company. After extensive renovation, the Club re-opened in September 1994 as the London Capital Club, officiated by the Lord Mayor Sir Paul Newall.