In 1960, Ms. Sara’s heirs sold the residence to a group of people from Magallanes who constituted the Union Club with the intention of preserving the building. Thus, on August 8, 1960, the foundational act of The Union Club of Punta Arenas was signed, preserving and protecting until today this highly valuable historical heritage.

The building was declared National Historical Monument by Supreme Decree Nº9,256 of December 4, 1981, of the Ministry of Education.

Club Reciprocity

INTERNATIONAL. We have reciprocal privileges with the following international clubs:

• The Sutter Club, Sacramento, California, U.S.A.
• The Explorers Club, New York, U.S.A.
• The Union Club of British Columbia, Victoria, Canada

NATIONAL. Our members have reciprocal agreements with the following clubs in Chile:

• Club de la Unión de Santiago
• Club de Valparaíso
• Club Naval de Valparaíso
• Club Alemán de Valparaíso
• Club de Viña del Mar
• Club Fuerza Aérea, Santiago
• Club Militar, Santiago
• Club Concepción
• Club de la Unión de Iquique
• Club de La Serena
• Club Osorno