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Jonathan Club
Not publicly disclosed. The club does not publish eligibility criteria; secondary sources describe membership as by invitation only.
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Fundación: Two dates appear at the downtown clubhouse entrance: 1894, when the club was formed as a political club, and 1895, when it was chartered in California as a non-political social club. The club bases its anniversaries on 8 June 1895.
The Jonathan Club is a private social club in Los Angeles with two premises: the Town Club, a downtown clubhouse at 545 South Figueroa Street occupied since 1924, and the Beach Club on the sand in Santa Monica, in operation since 1927 in a building by the architect Gene Verge Sr. The club was formed in 1894 as a political club and chartered the following year in California as a non-political social club; it dates its anniversaries from 8 June 1895. Membership is described in secondary reporting as by invitation only, and the club publishes no eligibility criteria, application process or fee schedule -- its website could not be retrieved for this record because of a certificate and content-delivery configuration that blocks access. A 2024 Thrillist survey of Los Angeles members-only clubs, cited by Wikipedia, put the initiation fee at roughly $50,000 with monthly dues on top; the club does not confirm or publish these figures. The club had a long exclusionary history: it was accused of anti-Black and antisemitic bias in 1965, restricted women guests to certain floors, dining rooms and entrances as late as 1975, and voted to admit women as full members only in 1987.
Cómo funciona
Members use two premises under one membership: a downtown business and social clubhouse and a beach club in Santa Monica. Beyond that the club publishes nothing about its programme, dining, athletics, reciprocal arrangements or member services, and none of its own pages could be read for this record.
Miembro tipo
Not publicly disclosed. Wikipedia reports more than 650 female members; no total membership, occupational or age profile is published.
Requisitos de membresía
Requisitos en detalle, con historial →Los requisitos son los criterios que la propia organización publica: un límite de edad, un umbral mínimo de ingresos de la empresa, un patrimonio neto mínimo, una función. Cuando una cifra abarca un rango, es la propia organización quien decide. Los capítulos locales pueden aplicar criterios más estrictos que el estándar publicado.
| Criterio | Requisito publicado | Procedencia |
|---|---|---|
| Invitación | Membership is by invitation only | Verificado September 2026Confianza mediaFuente ↗ |
| Género | Open to men and women since a 1987 vote to admit women as full members | Verificado September 2026Confianza mediaFuente ↗ |
Criterios publicados verificados en las fechas indicadas. Las decisiones definitivas sobre elegibilidad y admisión corresponden íntegramente a Jonathan Club. Vea cómo se compara con estos criterios →
Las cuotas de admisión se pagan una sola vez al incorporarse; las cuotas periódicas se repiten. Las cuotas de capítulo, los retiros, los viajes y los eventos suelen ser adicionales y se listan por separado cuando la organización los divulga. Las cifras corresponden a lo publicado o comunicado en la fecha indicada, no a cotizaciones.
| Costo | Primer año | Tres años | Procedencia |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuotas mensuales | Not publicly disclosed. Secondary reporting states that monthly dues are payable in addition to the initiation fee to remain in good standing, but gives no amount. | Fuente ↗ | |
| Cuota de inscripción | Not publicly disclosed by the club. Reported at approximately $50,000 as of 2024 in a Thrillist survey of Los Angeles members-only clubs, cited by Wikipedia. The club neither publishes nor confirms the figure, and the underlying source is a lifestyle publication rather than a business title, so the number should be treated as indicative only. | Fuente ↗ | |
Estructura y programación
Ámbito de operación
2 chapters on file · 1 citiesChapters verified from published sources.
Each dot is a city with at least one chapter on file. City positions © OpenStreetMap contributors.
2 capítulos
| Capítulo o ubicación | Ciudad | País | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Town Club clubhouse 545 South Figueroa Street, downtown Los Angeles; opened 1924 | Los Angeles | United States | ||
| Beach Club clubhouse Operating since 1927; building designed by Gene Verge Sr. | Santa Monica | United States | ||
| No chapter on file matches that. This list is not complete, so one may still exist. | ||||
Contexto independiente
The Jonathan Club is the least documentable club in this batch that is still clearly operating. Its site is unreachable, so every material fact here rests on secondary sources, and the widely repeated $50,000 initiation figure traces to a single 2024 lifestyle-publication survey rather than to the club or to a business publication. Treat it as an order-of-magnitude indication, not a price. What is well documented is the exclusionary history: bias accusations in 1965, women confined to specific floors and entrances into the mid-1970s, and full membership for women only after a 1987 vote. The two-premises structure -- a downtown business club plus a Santa Monica beach club -- is the club's real distinguishing feature and the reason it competes with both city clubs and coastal beach clubs. Anyone assessing it should assume there is no published route in and that terms are discussed privately after an invitation.
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Registro de cambios del sitio →- milestoneClub formed in Los Angeles as a political club ↗
- milestoneChartered in California as a non-political social club; the club dates its anniversaries from this day ↗
- milestoneTown Club opened at 545 South Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles ↗
- milestoneSanta Monica Beach Club began operating, in a building designed by Gene Verge Sr. ↗
- fee changeClub accused of anti-Black and antisemitic bias; controversy over city funds subsidising Mayor Sam Yorty's membership dues ↗
- milestoneWomen were still restricted to certain floors, dining rooms and entrances, later gaining access to the main elevator and lobby ↗
- milestoneClub voted to admit women as full members ↗
- fee changeInitiation fee reported at approximately $50,000 in a Thrillist survey of Los Angeles members-only clubs ↗
Hitos publicados por la organización o reportados por una fuente identificada. Las entradas de tipo «Registro» corresponden a cambios en el propio registro de este sitio sobre la organización, conservados en el historial de cambios público en lugar de sobrescribirse.
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Fuentes
- Jonathan Club (site could not be retrieved), The Jonathan Club. Consultado 6 September 2026.nivel 1
- Jonathan Club, Wikipedia. Consultado 6 September 2026.nivel 8
Los niveles de fuente siguen la jerarquía publicada: 1 sitio oficial · 2 materiales oficiales de membresía · 3 documentos de solicitud · 4 informes anuales · 5 registros gubernamentales · 6 publicaciones de negocios de confianza · 7 entrevistas acreditadas · 8 otras fuentes secundarias de reconocida solvencia. Fuentes y política de datos.
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