Memoranda to Members

An unmarked grey door stands in the Extraordinary House corridor where no room appears on the plans.

Concerning a Room Absent from the Architectural Plans

The Grey Room appears in bills, correspondence and members' recollections—but nowhere in the architectural plans of Extraordinary House.

The Extraordinary House porter records umbrellas in an open ledger beside stands of black umbrellas.

The Extraordinary House Umbrella Register

After eleven umbrellas entered Extraordinary House and twelve departed, the House established a register whose records soon exceeded physical reality.

Members in evening dress gather around the Extraordinary House midnight breakfast table shortly after midnight.

Concerning the Service of Breakfast After Midnight

The Archive records a breakfast served after midnight, in evening dress, under rules governing port, marmalade and the proper conclusion of the day.

Alleged elephant standing in the rear courtyard of Extraordinary House during the late 1920s

Concerning the Alleged Elephant of Extraordinary House

Three conflicting accounts place an elephant at Extraordinary House during the late 1920s. Its name, ownership and constitutional position remain disputed.

Fire-damaged Extraordinary House ledger page dated 17 April 1941

Cataloguing of Surviving House Papers

Ash-strewn dining room with ledger and bottle

The Loss of the Former Extraordinary House During the Blitz

Extraordinary House memorandum surrounded by inconclusive archival evidence, a port decanter and wine-stained member recollections.

Is Extraordinary House London’s Oldest Members’ Club?

Extraordinary House Establishes Its Instagram Profile

Extraordinary House Establishes Its Instagram Profile

EH square Logo black on white

Instagram Account Reserved by Extraordinary House

Extraordinary House memorandum MM/2026/002 beside a face-down mobile telephone, concerning the proposed House presence on Instagram.

Proposed Extraordinary House Presence on Instagram