Preserving an Architectural Gem
From the classic Georgian exterior to the Tudor and Federal interior, the Engineers Club building is an architectural landmark in Dayton, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Perhaps what makes this structure most worth preserving is the continuing relevance of the club and the activities of its membership. Learn more >
Historic Renovation and Maintenance
In recent years the Engineers Club building has seen significant work. Foundation funds have been used to:
- Perform a building review
- Update the Club’s electrical system
- Update the auditorium
- Update the heating and air conditioning system
- Install Internet access
- Refinish the decorative walls and ceilings
- Ongoing maintenance including regular exterior cleaning and painting
Roof Fund
In anticipation of approaching needs, the Board established a separate Roof Fund to save money needed to replace the roof.
- Other infrastructure improvements are planned in order to…
- Meet accessibility needs
- Reduce operating costs through greater efficiencies and upgrades
- Complete Library renovations
- Expand Internet access to attract younger members and facilities rentals
By setting aside money yearly to build an endowment, the foundation has shown fiscal
responsibility and long-
Learn about the history of the Engineers Club and its historic building. Watch a 1935 film featuring Charles Kettering, Edward Deeds, and Orville Wright reminiscing in the Club Library.
Related
National Register of Historic Places
Ohio Historic Preservation Office