The Adventurers Club was the much beloved predecessor to
today’s Society of Explorers and Adventurers. In fact, the member rolls for
both groups share many of the same individuals with that pioneer spirit.
Although the physical embodiment of the Adventurers Club has been gone for almost
15 years, the spirit of it lives on in those who knew it well and those who
wished they’d known it better.
Some of the sheer delights of the Pleasure Island staple
were the intimate interactions with the various members of the club. Although I
am the first to admit that what sometimes started as a quiet moment definitely could
become something raucous for the whole club to enjoy. That bit comes from
personal history. The characters themselves were remarkable, and they were given
life by actors and actresses that had the wit to be able to grapple with any
situation they found themselves in.
The Adventurers Club also featured a multitude of
memorabilia that was highly sought after by those who frequented the club, and
almost none of it was available for purchase. Membership badges, checks, and
even expertly penned letters could be yours if you were amongst the chosen. The
letters, presented by the club’s always refined butler, Graves, on a silver platter,
were treasures. I was lucky enough in my experiences in the club to have been
bestowed with two of the four letters. And since I believe treasure is worth
more when it is shared, here are the letters in their entirety for you to
enjoy.
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