Behind Closed Doors

This book explores the history of London’s private members' clubs from their origins in the late-eighteenth century to their modern resurgence. It examines how these clubs have reflected and influenced cultural and political changes in London and beyond. The author provides insightful anecdotes and examples, illustrating the growth and impact of this unique institution. Contrary to common perceptions, the narrative reveals that these clubs evolved beyond their initial exclusivity, showcasing a diverse and complex legacy within society.