Ulster Reform Club

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The Ulster Reform Club is a gentleman's club at No. 4, Royal Avenue, Belfast, Northern Ireland. It first opened in January 1885. For a period the Club had a political committee, which was affiliated to the Ulster Unionist Council.

[edit] Facilities

• The Antrim Room
• Boardroom
• Cabin
• Reading Room
• Dining Room
• Bar

[edit] Notable members

• Thomas Andrews
• Lancelot Curran
• Edward Carson
• Lord Faulkner
• Capt. OWJ Henderson

[edit] See also

The Ulster Reform Club JF Harbinson, A history of the Ulster Unionist Party, Belfast, 1973