Lecturer Pamela Campbell-Johnson, an expert in Art Deco, will be giving us a tour of the Lansdowne Club in London. 

The Lansdowne Club, which is not open to the public as it is a private members club, was established in 1935 and occupies most of 9 Fitzmaurice Place, which connects Berkeley Square to Curzon Street in Mayfair. It formed later than many London clubs and permitted women from its inception. The building has been Grade II listed since its first assessment in 1970. This is due to its Adam interiors, as well as1930's Art Deco interiors with some authentic frontages.

We will be having a guided tour lasting for about 1½ hours and the cost of £22 includes tea/coffee. This will be a 'make your own way' visit, meeting at the Lansdowne Club.

Due to the fact each tour is limited to 16/17 people Pamela has offered to do the tour twice, once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

If you would like to book a place, then please email Karen Mead on artssocietyharrow@gmail.com

We are very pleased that our Blue Badge Guide, Sophie Campbell, who has given us many fascinating virtual walks around London, will be taking us on another outing.

Whilst we sit in the warm comfort of home, Sophie will be live with her camera describing the history and places of interest in Mayfair.
 
Mayfair & The Ton: Bridgerton put it back on the map, but Mayfair has been fashionable from the early 1700's and is one of London's classiest areas for a reason: fine buildings, lovely squares, including a giant clock, a tube in a block of flats, an amazing converted church and - if we have time - the Tyburn River.

For further information please email Karen Mead on artssocietyharrow@gmail.com