The Question Club

[guito13]

This may be a long shot but I figured this forum was as good as a place as any to start.

Does anyone here have any knowledge on "The question club". From what I can find, it was an exclusive club of automotive industry types that was formed in the early 1900's or so.

This link references the club.

I am asking this because I stumbled upon a book. This book appears to be professionally made but it has no publisher or other markings. Rather the cover has a ? on the front and the text discusses the history of the question club. The book is titled "Seventy Five Friends...and then some".

Any information that anyone has on this club would be greatly appreciated.

[rb336]

here's another:

http://tinyurl.com/o36smz4

[guito13]

here's another:

http://tinyurl.com/o36smz4

Thank you for the reply. I have yet to get much more info in my search. I will add this to my list and keep looking as well.

Thank you again!

[dtowncitylover]

I'm surprised there's been little response. I unfortunately have nothing to add. But just like the Freemasons or Skull and Bones, I wonder if this was the "secret soceity" of the auto executives.

[archfan]

This link implies that it was for salesmen who were auto pioneers:

http://tinyurl.com/p55dapm

[beachboy]

I'm surprised there's been little response. I unfortunately have nothing to add. But just like the Freemasons or Skull and Bones, I wonder if this was the "secret soceity" of the auto executives.

Charles Fisher III was a member of the Question Club:
http://www.verheyden.org/book-of-mem...Printable=true

Also, bottom right corner of p.368 [[Edward McMaster):
https://books.google.com/books?id=CQ...20club&f=false