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1. Alleghany Club - The Sigma Alpha Club, which later became the Alleghany Club in 1911, was a refuge for young men of good families to gather for a drink or play poker in a gentlemanly manner. They held many dances which were a delight to the women. Most members, when older, joined the Shenandoah Club, which later absorbed the Alleghany Club. The club was located at 915 Jefferson St. The above members were: (seated) Clair Snyder, Dick McDowell amd Richard Royer; (standing) Sam Staples, Harvey White, W. W. S. Butler, Jr; Dick Hobbie, Joe Hunter, Strother Jones and Paul Hunter. Sigma Alpha was the emblem on the skull, which is being held by Dick McDowell.

   1968.18.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Alleghany Club - The Sigma Alpha Club, which later became the Alleghany Club in 1911, was a refuge for young men of good families to gather for a drink or play poker in a gentlemanly manner. They held many dances which were a delight to women. Most members, when older, joined the Shenandoah Club, which later absorbed the Alleghany Club. The club was located at 915 Jefferson St. The above members were: (seated) Clair Snyder, Dick McDowell amd Richard Royer; (standing) Sam Staples, Harvey White, W. W. S. Butler, Jr; Dick Hobbie, Joe Hunter, Strother Jones and Paul Hunter. Sigma Alpha was the emblem on the skull, which is being held by Dick McDowell.

   1968.18

   Record Type: Photo