The Vaughan Club was a social drinking club, named after the American Philosophical Society member and officer, John Vaughan, who, among other things, was a Philadelphia wine merchant.
17 items, ca. 50 p.
Acquired, 1900.
The Papers of the Vaughan Club (1828-1841) are various records of this informal social club at the APS. There are copies of correspondence among members, songs that were sung at meetings, and menus and other items from their gatherings.