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Riverside Y.C. History

The story behind our club.

In the late 1800’s and at the turn of the twentieth century Tinicum Township  and the town of Essington was known for their ship building, piano building, and as the home of the Philadelphia Lazaretto Quarantine Station.  Tinicum Township and the town of Essington was also known as a vacation and leisure resort for affluent Philadelphians.  Affluent businessman from the city of Philadelphia would bring their families to their summer homes located in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania and travel by horse and buggy to the beach which is where the Boeing Helicopter Plant and other river front industry is now located.  In the late 1800’s a group of yachtsman formed a club for the purpose of promoting boating pleasure and camaraderie on the Delaware River.  The group after a very tumultuous start formed the Philadelphia Y.C. The club was built on the site that was occupied by the Old Essington Fishing Club which was located at what is now the Piasecki Aviation Plant on Second Street in Essington, Pa.  

On or around 1900 several of the members of the club were disgruntled at some of the parties and gatherings that took place at the club and resigned and formed a more conservative club that is now known as the Corinthian Y.C.  By 1909 both the Philadelphia and Corinthian Y.C.s were at their membership capacity and the “common man” was not part of the nautical equation that was in abundance along the Delaware River.  In 1911 three men who were from the Township of Tinicum, wanted to have all of the boating privileges, experiences and camaraderie that others were experiencing on the Delaware River  and decided to form their own yacht club and call it The Riverside Y.C. 

The Riverside Y.C. became chartered as an official club in 1919.  Some of the older members of the club have said that the 3 stars on the Riverside Y.C. Burgee are there for the original 3 founders from 1911.  Shortly after forming the Riverside Y.C. the members needed a place to meet.  In the beginning the club members met at various locations.  In the early 1900’s Frank Mills owned the Sea Plane Base located on the Lazaretto property and  leased the Doctor’s quarters of the Lazaretto Quarantine Station to the members of the Riverside Y.C.  

The Lazaretto Quarantine Station was established in the last decade of the eighteenth century. Yellow Fever was rampant in the city of Philadelphia and there was quite a bit of fear of this dreaded disease.  The Board of Health in Philadelphia had to relocate the Lazaretto Quarantine station that was behind Old Fort Mifflin on Providence Island.  On August 7, 1791 the city of Philadelphia purchased the property of the Lazaretto for the sum of $2,000.  Work began immediately on the new Lazaretto and in 1800 it was completed. In 1801 shipping vessels coming into Philadelphia were quarantined and inspected for sickness and in some cases death.  Those vessels who were found to have either sickness or death on board were quarantined at the Lazaretto.  Many poor souls saw their last days there; some were buried in unmarked graves within the confines of the old quarantine station.  The quarantine station was moved to Marcus Hook in 1893. The Lazaretto then became a popular picnic ground for Philadelphia politicians, city employees, councilmen and their families. In 1915, it became the Philadelphia Seaplane base and at the onset of WWl the U. S. Army used the property for aviation training.  After WWl it reverted back to a seaplane base that has now ceased operation.  After renting the doctors quarters of the Lazaretto for many years the members of the Riverside Y.C. purchased the building on April 1, 1939.  The current club has been significantly renovated since the purchase and now has a new addition that was originally the back porch of the building which extended the bar area. In addition, after World War 1, one of the members by the name of William Tallman was able to get an old barracks donated from the military that was renovated and became the banquet room.  The room to this day is known as “The Tallman Room”.   You can’t write about the Riverside Y.C. building without mentioning its history of paranormal activities.  The club is written up in the annals of The Philadelphia Parapsychology Organization for some of the events that were reported from its members and others who have frequented the club.  Urban legend speaks about the mysterious “Pink Lady” who has been seen by members and contractors who did work on the club.  The story of the “Pink Lady” dates back to the days when the club was the home of the Doctor’s of the Lazaretto Quarantine Station.  It’s been told that the head of the Physicians died of yellow fever. The thinking by many who have investigated the paranormal activities is that the Pink Lady’s spirit still roams the halls of the Riverside Y.C. searching for her deceased husband.  It’s something that most members joke about however some have expressed it as not a joke and a matter that they wish not to speak about.  Many members refuse to go to the third floor of the clubhouse where a majority of the sightings of the Pink Lady have occurred.

Early on the Riverside Y.C. was known for competing in and either placing or winning boat races.  Trophies from the early 1920’s  are displayed at the club that designate winning the Overfalls Light Ship Race, the Yachtsman Club annual Race, The Ship John Lighthouse 100 mile race and the Caldwell Trophy race where the Riverside Y.C. won throughout the 1920’s and into the early 1950’s.  For many years The Riverside Y.C. was written up in Motor Boating Magazine for their annual cruise.  Hand drawn Maps from 1916 charting the cruise are still in the records of the club.

As years went by generations of members families were part of the Riverside legacy.  Names such as Brolley, Receveur, Shoepe, Ewing, Riegal, McDaid, Bendit, Goslin, Warrington and many others have generations of relatives that were and are club members. The club currently has 148 active members.  There are 28 slips where members keep their boats during the summer.  Activities such as the Annual Cruise still takes place and the club is known for their Annual Hawaiian Luau, End of Summer Party, Holiday Activities and many charitable events.

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102 Club Road Riverside, CT 06878

(203) 637.1706

Website: www.riversideyc.org

Located on Cos Cob Harbor in Riverside, Connecticut, RYC is one of the oldest yacht clubs in America, founded in 1888. Their racing heritage includes the Annual Stratford Shoal Race, which celebrated its 80th race in 2011.

RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUB BECOMES NSHOF FOUNDING MEMBER

From the commodore:.

"Members of Riverside Yacht Club take pride in our sailing tradition dating to 1888 and are happy to be part of the National Sailing Hall of Fame's effort to bring recognition to those who have excelled at the sport and set markers that bring out the best in sailors today," said RYC Commodore.

Walton W. Alder, Commodore

On the evening of May 25, 1888 George I. Tyson, a prominent summer resident of Riverside and an enthusiastic yachtsman, invited 10 of his friends to meet with him at his home to consider and act upon his plan to establish a yacht club in the community. George Tyson provided an acre or so of waterfront land, and he offered to finance the construction and equipping of a clubhouse. In return for this, a token rental was charged. According to the Lloyd's Registry of American Yachts, Riverside Yacht Club (RYC) became the second yacht club to be established in the state of Connecticut and the eighth on Long Island Sound in order of seniority among those that have survived to the present day.

George Tyson served as Commodore for eight consecutive years. With his yacht, Nirvana , he led the cruising fleet on its annual runs to the eastern end of Long Island Sound.

Commodore Tyson was a self-made man, and a captain in New York's famed Seventh Regiment during the Civil War. It is Commodore Tyson's history with the Civil War and his regiment's flag, that led to the design of the RYC burgee.

During the winter of 1892-93, some of the members conceived the idea of establishing winter quarters in New York City. William Bagg, became an enthusiastic supporter of the idea and generously offered the use of his rooms at 39 West 31st Street for this purpose. The RYC annual meetings were held here up until 1895 after which they were then held back in Riverside.

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Tacoma Yacht Club Summer Sailing Camp is about having fun, being challenged and learning new skills.  Our goal is for each camper to have an amazing experience and gain confidence that will not only help them in sailing but throughout their life. Each class is taught by a US SAILING Certified Sailing Instructor.

Our classes are designed to offer a learning progression, with sailors receiving class recommendations at the end of each class.

Scholarships are available for participation in Gig Harbor Junior Sailing and TYC Junior Sail for camp and race team programs for families who demonstrate financial need. See our   Scholarship Application   for details. 

A print version is available here . 

Registration will open for Summer 2024  on March 1st , 7:00 AM .

In 2024, we continue our partnership with Gig Harbor Junior Sailing to offer excellent sailing education to youth in the Gig Harbor and Tacoma communities.

AGES 6-8 9:30AM - 12:30PM or 1:00PM - 4:00PM

$295 per week $255 w/ tyc member discount.

Jellyfish classes allows for a comfortable introduction to sailing for young children ages 6-8.  Our approach introduces sailing concepts in a fun and safe way that allows kids to build confidence before sailing on their own​.

Includes sailing time & sailing-related crafts

Sailing with an instructor ​​

Focused on building comfort and familiarity with sailing & marine environments

Receive an instructor recommendation for the next class

Offered at: 

Wollochet Bay Facility - TYC Junior Sail

for Summer 2024 ​

9:30AM - 4PM

$525 per week $485 w/ tyc member discount.

​Teen class is designed for sailors ages 11-18 who are new to the sport.    Sailors will learn the basics in double-handed boats. 

Build proficiency in basic sailing 

Sail with a partner in a Club 420 or FJ sailboat

Using sailing skills for games and activities such as a scavenger hunt, basic racing, and relays

Receive a recommendation for the next class

To ensure comfort and control in their boat, sailors over  5 ft. tall or over 110lbs should take this class. If your child is smaller, check out Youth Sailing!  

Offered at: Wollochet Bay Outstation - TYC Junior Sail and West Shore Marina - Gig Harbor Junior Sailing for Summer 2024

​Youth class is the best place for sailors ages 8-12.  Sailors get the opportunity to build skills on their own in boats designed for kids. 

Build proficiency in basic sailing skills & confidence

Sailing independently in a Sail Cube, Open Skiff, or Opti sailboat

Using sailing skills for games and activities

Receive an instructor recommendation for the next class  

To ensure comfort and control in their boat, sailors under 5 ft. tall and under 110lbs should take this class. If your child is taller, check out Teen Sailing!  

Offered at:  Wollochet Bay Facility - TYC Junior Sail and  West Shore Marina - Gig Harbor Junior Sailing for Summer 2024 ​

AGES 12-18 9:30AM - 4PM

​Intermediate Teen class is for sailors who have demonstrated skills in a Teen or Youth class and are ready to learn more.  This class requires a recommendation from an instructor to register.

Build proficiency in boat handling and basic racing skills 

Work toward an invitation to the Narrows Race Team

To ensure comfort and control in their boat, sailors over  5 ft. tall or over 110lbs should take this class. If your child is smaller, check out Opti Intermediate!

Wollochet Bay Facility - TYC Junior Sail and West Shore Marina - Gig Harbor Junior Sailing for Summer 2024

Participation requires a TYC or Gig Harbor Junior Sailing instructor​ recommendation. 

AGES 8-12 9:30AM - 4PM

Intermediate Opti class is designed for sailors who have demonstrated basic sailing skills in a Youth class and who are interested in learning more.  This class requires a recommendation from an instructor to register.

Build proficiency in boat-handling and basic racing skills

Sail independently in an Opti race boat

Try out racing in a learner-friendly setting and work to be invited to the Narrows Race Team

To ensure comfort and control in their boat, sailors under 5 ft. tall and under 110lbs should take this class. If your child is taller, check out Teen Intermediate!  

Offered at:  West Shore Marina - Gig Harbor Junior Sailing for Summer 2024

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Scholarships

Our partner program, GHYC Junior Sail, offers scholarships for eligible sailors to participate

Has your sailor passed all of their camps?

Once sailors have learned the skills they need in our beginner and intermediate classes, they are invited to the Narrows Race Team by instructor recommendation. More information about the race team here.

Contact the Narrows Race Team Head Coach at [email protected] if your sailor is interested!

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Students may sign up for any number or combination of one week sessions including morning sessions (AM), afternoon sessions (PM), or both (AM & PM).  Skills are built at the student’s pace through one session or through multiple sessions over the summer program. This popular program fills up quickly!

The Newburyport Summer Sailing Program uses the "Hunter 140" as a primary training vessel. This boat provides good stability for our basic and intermediate levels of training and have proven to be safe and enjoyable platforms for the beginning sailor. This year we have improved our equipment with new sails and a complete overhaul of each boat. The course size is designed to have 3 sailors per boat.

Each student is provided with U.S.C.G. approved life jacket. Our chase boats are equipped with VHF radios and First Aid kits. Two instructors and a CIT are on the chase boat to assist in learning and organization of the class. The nearest marine emergency service is the US Coast Gaurd Station on the Newburyport waterfront.

Established in 1885, the American Yacht Club is one of the oldest continuously operated yacht clubs in the country. For over 50 years, the AYC has been providing sailing instruction to its members, families and the community. Our professional staff instructors teach children the joy of sailing! Two full-time instructors lead land-based and on-the-water instruction in a curriculum based on the recommended US Sailing Program and adapted for sailing on Joppa Flats and the Merrimack River. There is a minimum requirement of six children to run a session and a maximum of 15 students per session with eight classes offered during July and August.

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June 3 - August 9, 2024 9am - 3pm Ages 5 - 17

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June 3 - August 9, 2024 9am - 3pm

Summer Sail Camp program that is open to all children aged 5 – 17, operating annually from June through August with a weekly Monday through Friday schedule from 9 am – 3 pm. It is designed to both introduce the basics of sailing and seamanship and build on existing sailing skills. Children learn to sail on Optimist sailboats, 420 sailboats, and Laser sailboats, as well experience sailing on a multi-hull Hobie Cat and a Flying Scot. In addition to Sail Camp, theyoffer an Adventure Camp for kids aged 8 – 17, and a half-day Little Skippers Camp for children aged 5 – 7 (9:30 am- 1:00 pm), with additional full day care available. 

$415/week, each child, first week, non-SAYC member $395/week, per additional week, non-SAYC member $375/week, per child, per week, SAYC members only

St. Augustine Yacht Club

442 Ocean Vista Ave St Augustine, FL 32080

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904-643-2243

https://saycsc.org/SailCamp

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The  RS Tera is a 9 foot, one person dinghy that is modern, safe, and fun to sail. It's the perfect platform for kids to learn on and has an active racing fleet in California and beyond. OYC owns a fleet of 12 RS Teras, all of which are less than 5 years old.

The CFJ (Club Flying Junior) is a 13.5 foot, two person dinghy that is quick and responsive. It's the standard for high school and collegiate sailing across the United States, with an active fleet of younger sailors competing in Southern California as well. OYC has a fleet of 6 boats used for our Doublehanded and High School Programs.

The RS Feva is a fast, modern two person dinghy that's perfect for kids who are a little too light for the CFJ.

OYC's  No Clew is a Sonar 23 Keelboat.  No Clew is a stable, maneuverable boat that hosts OYC's Adult Learn-to-Sail and Jr. Big Boat Programs. Featuring three sails (Main, Jib, and Spinnaker), No Clew shares a lot in common with most other 20-40' sailboats and provides a great learning platform.

Our youth program teaches more than just sailing skills; it teaches teamwork, sportsmanship, self-reliance and confidence — skills and experiences that will benefit our sailors for a lifetime.

The OYC Jr. Sailing Program has a place for sailors of all levels, from total beginners to experienced racers.

Our program is open to the public, and boats are provided. Most of our weekday classes run in a two week, three hour per day format. The program features certified instructors leading their students both on the water and in the classroom.

Junior sailors interested in developing racing skills and discovering their competitive side can participate in junior sailing regattas both at OYC and neighboring yacht clubs.

Beginner Sailing teaches sailors to sail solo in the RS Tera, a small boat perfect for newbies.  OYC coaches teach beginners with a focus on having fun on the water. This class is a blast!

Beginner sailing covers all of the skills needed to rig a small boat and sail it solo within the safety of the Oceanside Harbor.

Skills covered include rigging, basic sail trim, steering, and maneuvers.

It's common for sailors (particularly those 8-9 years old) to take beginner sailing a couple of times, especially if they haven't sailed since last summer. OYC coaches monitor student progress and will recommend when a student is ready to progress to Intermediate Tera Sailing or Intro to Doublehanded Sailing.

Weight: 50-175 lbs

Prerequisite: none

Class Times:

• 9 am - 12 pm
• Sessions 1-5
• 12:45 pm-3:30 pm
• Sessions 1-3
• 3  pm - 6 pm
• Session 4 only
• Note: This is a 3 week class ending 8/9

Course Tuition (excl. applicable member dues)

• Mornings: $355
• Afternoons: $335
• Late Afternoons: $355
• Session 2 classes receive a $50 discount.
• A 15% discount applies when a Beginner and Intermediate or Doublehanded class are booked at the same time

OYC Junior membership (annual)

• New Member: $155.50
• Membership Renewal : $108
• Kids who's parents or grandparents are OYC members need not pay dues.

Intermediate Tera sailing is for younger, lighter weight sailors who are looking to build upon the skills they learned in beginner sailing.

Intermediate Tera sailing covers more precise sail trim and steering techniques, as well as concepts that will help them sail in windier conditions. This class also introduces racing at a novice level.

Intermediate class participants are invited to compete in OYC's Thursday Night Racing Series (races start at 6pm) to try their hand at competitive sailing.

Ages:  8-14

Weight:  50-125 lbs

Prerequisite:  Beginner Sailing or equivalent and instructor approval

Class Times

• 12:45pm-3:30pm
• Sessions 4-5

Course Tuition

• Mon/Wed/Fri: $215 + applicable member dues
• Mon-Fri: $335 + applicable member dues

Doublehanded Sailing is a class for middle and high school aged kids who have completed a beginner class and are looking to build their skills in a bigger, two-person boat.

Students will learn how to work with a partner to sail the CFJ, a fast, maneuverable two person boat that is a standard in High School and College Sailing.

In addition to building upon the concepts of beginner sailing, this class introduces several new concepts related to sailing a larger boat with more than one person.

This course also introduces racing at a novice level.

Class participants are invited to compete in OYC's Thursday Night Racing Series (races start at 6pm) to try their hand at competitive sailing.

Ages:  11-17

Weight:  85-185 lbs

• Sessions 2 & 4
• $355 + applicable member dues

Our Big Boat sailing class is for middle and high school age kids who want to focus on sailing as part of a team on a bigger boat.

This program will be taught using OYC's 23' No Clew.

Students will occupy the essential crew positions on a larger keelboat, including the helm, with students rotating through tasks. Big boat sail trim and handling will be emphasized, with students learning how to set and fly a spinnaker on the downwind legs.

Safety is an important component of this course. Students will learn to deal with on the water emergencies, like a person falling overboard, or the boat suddenly taking on water. Students will also learn important techniques to safely handle the higher line and sail loading that big boats experience.

Student's successfully completing the course will be recommended to OYC's racing fleet as suitable crew people for events held year round.

Ages: 11-17

Prerequisite: Intro to Doublehanded Sailing, or equivalent.

• Sessions 1, 3, and 5

The Tera Race Team is for kids that want to sail fast, with a focus on advanced sail trim and boat handling concepts that help eke out every last bit of a boat's potential.

This course has a significant racing component, with sailors learning speed, starting, and tactical tips to help them on the racecourse.

Class participants are invited to compete in OYC's Thursday Night Racing Series (races start at 6pm) for friendly local competiton.

Weight: 50-125 lbs

Prerequisite: Intro to Doublehanded Sailing or Intermediate Tera Sailing (or equivalent) and instructor approval.

• Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3-6 pm
• $695 for all sessions (10 weeks total)
• $159 per individual 2-week session
• Tuition excludes applicable member dues

Performance Sailing is for kids that want to sail fast, with a focus on advanced sail trim and boat handling concepts that help eke out every last bit of a boat's potential.

This class is taught using OYC's fleet of FJs. Students owning Lasers or Lido 14s are welcome to join the FJs for practice.

• $215 + applicable member dues

Sail every day, all the time!

This pass is good for every summer class OYC offers.

Summer passholders can reserve a seat for any session by e-mail ([email protected]) or can drop in on a stand-by basis if they prefer.

There is one caveat; Pass holders who cancel a reserved class or who fail to show up to at least 60% of a reserved class's days will be assessed a cancellation fee equal to that paid by a non-pass holder at the time of cancellation. For no-shows, this is 100% of the standard course fee.

• $1,295 + applicable member dues

Scholarships

The Oceanside Yacht Club Youth Foundation (OYCYF) offers scholarships to current and future sailors experiencing financial challenges.

Contact us at [email protected] for more information.

Enrollment Policy

Changes and cancellations.

Requests should be submitted to [email protected]

Changes will be a accommodated based on class availability, and change requests must be made at least 24 hours prior to a class beginning.

Cancellations are charged a fee that varies based on our refund policy.

Refund Policy

For courses more than two days in duration, refunds will be charged a fee that varies depending on how soon before the class start date the cancellation is received.

• 14+ days - no fee
• 7-13 days - 15% fee
• 1-6 days - 50% fee

For classes lasting one or two days, students receive a full refund if the request is received at least 24 hours before the class begins.

There are no refunds delivered after the class start date except in situations where OYC cancels more than a quarter of scheduled class days, in which case you will be refunded on a pro-rated basis.

Gear Checklist

Pfd (lifejacket).

OYC Requires that sailors wear a US Coast Guard Approved Type III PFD at all times on the water. The best PFDs feature front pockets and a compact design to minimize the possibility of snagging.

Sunscreen + Hat

A good hat keeps the sun off, and regularly applied sunscreen protects what the hat cannot.

For RS Tera sailors, flip flops will suffice.

For FJ and Big Boat sailors, closed toe shoes are required.

A watch is essential for any class that covers racing, but is not needed for Beginner or Adventure Sailing. Sailor's watches are waterproof and always feature a countdown timer. Sailors can buy a suitable watch from OYC for $25.

Hydration is essential.

All of our classes feature a 15-20 min snack break.

Send us an e-mail:

[email protected]

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Riverside Yacht Club

riversideyc.org

102 Club Road

Riverside , CT 06878

(203) 637-1706

Located on Cos Cob Harbor in Riverside, Connecticut, RYC is one of the oldest yacht clubs in America, founded in 1888. Their racing heritage includes the Annual Stratford Shoal Race, which celebrated its 80th race in 2011.

From the Commodore:

“Members of Riverside Yacht Club take pride in our sailing tradition dating to 1888 and are happy to be part of the National Sailing Hall of Fame’s effort to bring recognition to those who have excelled at the sport and set markers that bring out the best in sailors today,” said RYC Commodore.

Walton W. Alder, Commodore

On the evening of May 25, 1888 George I. Tyson, a prominent summer resident of Riverside and an enthusiastic yachtsman, invited 10 of his friends to meet with him at his home to consider and act upon his plan to establish a yacht club in the community. George Tyson provided an acre or so of waterfront land, and he offered to finance the construction and equipping of a clubhouse. In return for this, a token rental was charged. According to the Lloyd’s Registry of American Yachts, Riverside Yacht Club (RYC) became the second yacht club to be established in the state of Connecticut and the eighth on Long Island Sound in order of seniority among those that have survived to the present day.

George Tyson served as Commodore for eight consecutive years. With his yacht,  Nirvana  , he led the cruising fleet on its annual runs to the eastern end of Long Island Sound.

Commodore Tyson was a self-made man, and a captain in New York’s famed Seventh Regiment during the Civil War. It is Commodore Tyson’s history with the Civil War and his regiment’s flag, that led to the design of the RYC burgee.

During the winter of 1892-93, some of the members conceived the idea of establishing winter quarters in New York City. William Bagg, became an enthusiastic supporter of the idea and generously offered the use of his rooms at 39 West 31st Street for this purpose. The RYC annual meetings were held here up until 1895 after which they were then held back in Riverside.

Around 1927, the RYC membership bought the property from the Tyson estate. The Club’s membership had grown and the harbor was filling with yachts. Inter-club racing on Long Island Sound was well underway. In 1 929 a new clubhouse was completed, being improved and expanded over the years.

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• Fri - Sat 10:00 PM - 6:00 AM
• (5.81 mi) Inn Aquarel
• (6.25 mi) Elektrostal Hotel
• (5.21 mi) Yakor Hotel
• (7.91 mi) Apelsin Hotel
• (8.45 mi) Ozero Ponti
• (0.03 mi) Semeyny Ochag
• (1.67 mi) Sloboda Cafe
• (9.78 mi) Restaurant Khalif
• (4.24 mi) Restaurant Globus
• (4.54 mi) Cafe Antresole

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Club Risovalshchikov

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CLUB RISOVALSHCHIKOV, Moscow - Butovo South - Restaurant Reviews, Photos & Phone Number - Tripadvisor

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