About Us

Celebrating our 101st year!

About our historic building

The present Boynton Woman's Club, 1010 S. Federal Highway, designed by famed architect, Addison Mizner, was built 1925-1926 for $50,000. The cornerstone was laid in 1932 and the building and property was dedicated to Major Nathan Smith Boynton, whose heirs had contributed $35,000 toward this memorial to him. It housed the community's library until 1961 and continues to serve as a meeting place for social and service groups.

It houses a mural history of Boynton Beach, painted by noted muralist, Bernard P. Thomas (1918-1994) for the Boynton Woman's Club.

Mr. Thomas also conducted art classes at the clubhouse and his students painted the background scenery for the ballroom stage.

MISSION:
The Boynton Woman's Club was organized and is operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the means of Section 501C (3) of the IRC. The Club is a community service organization. Each member is expected to be a working member serving as best able to contribute.

Clubhouse Facts

Built as Memorial to Major Nathan Smith Boynton, founder of Boynton Beach.

Designed for club by Addison Mizner,
famed architect of South Florida.

FIRST Boynton edifice on National
Register of Historic Places in America,
1979.

FIRST Boynton edifice recognized by
Colonial Dames of America. FIRST Boynton edifice to receive Florida
League of Cities "Great Floridian"
plaque for famed artist, Bernard Thomas.

FIRST Public Library site in Boynton.

Sixteen thousand square feet
Ballroom - Upstairs Salon and
Dining Room - Downstairs.

Restored under direction of Mizner
Foundation of Boynton Beach, Inc.
1987-1989.

On-going restoration & renewal requisite to
preserving heritage of Boynton Beach.

Boynton Woman's Club operates and
maintains clubhouse for benefit of
community.

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Click here for diagram of all BWC rooms