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1892 Social Club combines Oakland history, fine liquor and speakeasy atmosphere

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For more than a century, Oakland's historic 1892 E.G. Young building has stood on Locust Street, long after its status as a commercial hub became local history. Now, one pair of owners are aiming to breathe life into the space…

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1892 Social Club combines Oakland history, fine liquor and speakeasy atmosphere

For more than a century, Oakland's historic 1892 E.G. Young building has stood on Locust Street, long after its status as a commercial hub became local history. Now, one pair of owners are aiming to breathe life into the space…

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The News-Review broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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