In 1959, a group of business leaders in Seattle came together with one goal- to create one of the finest executive luncheon clubs in the country in the tradition of New York and Chicago.
To quote the original founding concept from April 1959: "this club will provide the ideal location for a business conference, rendezvous with friends, or for just relaxing over a fine luncheon beautifully served."
On June 10, 1960, The Harbor Club opened its doors on the top floor of the newly built Norton Building in the heart of Seattle's financial district. With sweeping views from Mt. Rainier to the Olympic Peninsula, it quickly gained popularity as a gathering place for business leaders in Seattle. Over the years, The Harbor Club hosted ambassadors from around the world, served as the backdrop for Seattle landmark business deals and became an institution on the Seattle waterfront.
Quoted from: http://www.harborclub.org/Default.aspx?p=DynamicModule&pageid=360568&ssid=269242&vnf=1
Photographs of the Harbor Club activities, events held at Harbor Club, building remodels, and staff. Promotional photographs and portraits of Harbor Club general manager, Tom Goodenow. Newspaper clippings about Harbor Club taking over Lakes Club and Arizona Club, and Harbor Club remodeling projects. One photo album of a wedding at Harbor Club, photographed by Azzura Photography.
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Donor: Craig McCrone, December 21, 2015.
Seattle Harbor Club remodel, Santa Brunch, Arizona Club takeover, Lakes Club takeover, Kingdome Implosion party, and promotional photos
Photographs of Tom Goodenow, historical remodel, weddings, and social gatherings.
Photo series include: Tuxedo Junction, New Years 2000, Staff, Boeing, Harbor Club-Bellevue, Christmas. Miscellaneous photos.