Woman’s rights leader Susan Look Avery founded the Louisville Women’s Suffrage Association in 1889, and The Woman’s Club of Louisville in 1890. For nearly 100 years, the Club has been gathering in the same place it meets today, at a building on South Fourth Street in Old Louisville.
“(The Club) had a clubhouse further down on Fourth Street,” explained the club’s current president, Trudy Wheeler. “It burned (down). The property next door — which we call the Frazier House — … a member owned it, and we ended up purchasing it from her, and this (clubhouse) came with it.”
“(The Club) had a clubhouse further down on Fourth Street,” explained the club’s current president, Trudy Wheeler. “It burned (down). The property next door — which we call the Frazier House — … a member owned it, and we ended up purchasing it from her, and this (clubhouse) came with it.”