
Preserving a Julia Morgan Treasure
The Sausalito Woman's Club Preservation Society is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported by funds raised in the community through donor programs, events, grants, donations and sponsorships. Our mission is to preserve the Sausalito Woman's Club landmark clubhouse and facilitate access for the general public. Activities include fundraising, administration of grants, education, and community involvement and support.
We are a volunteer organization and we do important work. By preserving this historic building, we secure a unique connection with our local heritage and provide a tangible experience of our past to future generations. Understanding our rich architectural and local history engenders a sense of community and interest. And the clubhouse provides important lessons in the environment, sustainability, urban planning and community action.
2024/25 Officers and Directors
Chair - Teri Lang
Vice Chair - Dana Whitson
Treasurer - Sandy Strawbridge
Co-Corresponding Secretary - Martha Bredon
Co-Corresponding Secretary - Debbie Ford-Scriba
Recording Secretary - Susan Watson
Directors - Diane Barker, Naomi Fliflet, Lisa Fredericks, E.V. Gilbreath, Cynthia Nimmo, Elizabeth Pierce, Carolyn Revelle, Holly Stewart, Annika Toernqvist
Ex-Officio Board Members - Pat Pennington, SWC President, Carlin Walker, SWC Treasurer
Community Member - Bob Frazier
Historic Documentation
SWCPS was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in 1990. Our historic clubhouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
Here are the original registration application form, and some photos that accompanied the filing. They are also available for viewing on the National Park Service Digital Archive site. Simply enter "Sausalito" into the Resource Name field.
Historic Documentation
SWCPS was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in 1990. Our historic clubhouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
Here are the original registration application form, and some photos that accompanied the filing. They are also available for viewing on the National Park Service Digital Archive site. Simply enter "Sausalito" into the Resource Name field.
Over The Years
Travel through time with Sausalito Woman’s Club.