The Marines' Memorial is housed in a 12-story Spanish Colonial-style building built in 1926 as the "Western Women's Club", a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
 It was bought by the association in 1946.
 The most noticeable features are a 650-seat repertory theater and a lobby display of military memorabilia, most notably the ship's bell from the USS San Francisco.
 It also includes two restaurants (including the club's "Leatherneck Grill" steakhouse) and a Club One fitness center.
 The building also includes the Tribute Memorial Wall, a private memorial to American troops killed in the Iraq War and war in Afghanistan.
The Marines' Memorial is housed in a 12-story Spanish Colonial-style building built in 1926 as the "Western Women's Club", a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.  It was bought by the association in 1946.  The most noticeable features are a 650-seat repertory theater and a lobby display of military memorabilia, most notably the ship's bell from the USS San Francisco.  It also includes two restaurants (including the club's "Leatherneck Grill" steakhouse) and a Club One fitness center.  The building also includes the Tribute Memorial Wall, a private memorial to American troops killed in the Iraq War and war in Afghanistan.
Marines' Memorial Club