The Lindell Boulevard club was notable for the mosaics and marble that were used for its interior decoration. It was four stories in height and contained a bowling alley and a swimming pool in its basement. In January, 1925, the Club was so severely damaged by fire that it was abandoned for club use. It was later converted into office space and housed the headquarters for the Central States Life Insurance Company and the F. W. Woolworth Company. It is now occupied by Saint Louis University and is being remodeled to house a museum.