SPRING
2015
EVENT
RECAP
Photos by Andrew Quiroz
A glimpse of the 1920s-era speakeasy bar in the
basement of the Blue and Gold Kennel Club.
Guests enter the historic Wunderman House,
former home of the Blue and Gold Kennel Club
1920s speakeasy.
Our spring 2015 event was the bees knees!
Thanks to the hospitality of Gilda Wunderman
and Toshi Kumagai, we left our normal stomping
grounds at the Adobe Building and stepped
inside the Wunderman House, the infamous
home of the Blue and Gold Kennel Club—a
Prohibition-era speakeasy, bordello, and
gambling hall.
Guests were treated to guided tours of this
rambling 7,200 square-foot structure, built c.
1924. Before and after tours, guests enjoyed
food, drink, and live ragtime music. For those
who missed out, we hope to hold another event
at the Wunderman House soon!
MVHA Publicity Chair Marina Marinovich and
Mtn. View Mayor John McAlister at the event.
Eugene Sharp’s 1936 Buick Convertible added
to the historic atmosphere and offered a great
photo op for guests.
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