BLAHC: The Brookland Literary and Hunting Club
Synopsis
The Brookland Literary and Hunting Club has been a gathering place for Black men of accomplishment since 1942, playing host to some of the area's leading doctors, lawyers, scientists, and academics. Now, with an aging membership and few new members, the historic institution may be entering its final days.
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