Men’s fishing and hunting club located on Pelee Island on the Ontario side of Lake Erie. The club was founded by Chicago merchants and industrialists Anson Stager, John Wesley Doane, Martin Ryerson, Marshall Field, Anthony Frederich Seeberger, Otho Sylvester Arnold Sprague, and Erskine Morton Phelps. Its objective was to “promote the health and recreation of its members by the pursuit of fishing and hunting…” The club was probably initiated before 1881; its clubhouse was constructed in 1883; and it was officially incorporated in 1884. Records include provincial letters patent incorporating the club and re-dividing the stock into smaller shares following its sale in 1906. Also five enlarged reproductions of Edward Windsor Kemble prints, found framed many years later in the club’s attic.