The Pennsylvania Club is a group of men that come together to enjoy fellowship and outdoor recreation. The club is registered as a Canadian Corporation and it meets twice a year to discuss corporate business and recreation. The official club meetings are held in New Castle, Pennsylvania, the home of the founding members and at Sans Souci, Ontario, the location of the fishing lodge. The corporate business discussed at the meetings is most often related to the outdoor recreation or fishing at the club's facilities in Georgian Bay on Lake Huron in Canada. The Pennsylvania Club owns property and a fishing lodge on Island B257, known as Pennsylvania Point, in the Township of Conger, in the District of Parry Sound, Province of Ontario.
Eight gentlemen that resided in New Castle, Pennsylvania started the Pennsylvania Club in 1896. Membership in the Pennsylvania Club now totals seventy. That includes fifty active members and twenty-four honorary members from ten different states and Canada. Use of the Pennsylvania Club's facilities in Canada is limited to members and guests that accompany members. Please take time to look at our website, and feel free to drop us a note.
Sincerely,
Jim Haas
Club President
