Clark Memorial Clubhouse (Clarkdale, Arizona)

 recreation area / ground, clubhouse, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, social club, Mission Revival (architecture)

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Historic listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).

Built: 1926
Architect: Fitzhugh and Byron (Phoenix, AZ)
Architectural style: Mission Revival; Neoclassical detailing
Areas of significance: Architecture; Social History
Date added to NRHP: 10/29/1982
Notes: The founder of Clarkdale, the former Montana U.S. senator and industrialist William A. Clark, built this clubhouse to serve the social and recreational interests of the mining town's residents. Clark's United Verde Copper Company facilities were the reason for Clarkdale's existence, and many of the buildings in Clarkdale were built to serve the miners and their families; the clubhouse is one of the main focal points of the town.