Thank goodness I have friends who are members here and get me in. It is the most reasonable room in town, a real throw back in time and chock a block full of all kinds of art, including a copy of a protrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner by John Singer Sargent, who was a club member. Evidently it was considered quite risquee at the time, but looks pretty tame to the current eye. My advice is not to partake of the gratis breakfast, but to wander over to Newbury Street instead.Tuesday, March 6, 2012
St. Botloph Club: Boston, MA- 3/1/12- 11:11
Thank goodness I have friends who are members here and get me in. It is the most reasonable room in town, a real throw back in time and chock a block full of all kinds of art, including a copy of a protrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner by John Singer Sargent, who was a club member. Evidently it was considered quite risquee at the time, but looks pretty tame to the current eye. My advice is not to partake of the gratis breakfast, but to wander over to Newbury Street instead.
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