Subsurface Work Club
Brings together people involved in underground construction and admini
In Chicago, the Ground Hog Club of Chicago is a community club for individuals involved in the administration, design, and construction of subsurface work. Founded in 1940, it brings together people connected with subway, tunnel, sewer, foundation, and other underground projects. The club organizes social and recreational events, including an Annual Dinner Dance, Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner, Golf Outing, and Octoberfest. Members can pay dues online, connect with other members, read past newsletters, and purchase GHC branded items known as Fang Wear. The organization also offers a mailing list for news and future events. Its membership has included contractors, engineers, officials, utility company representatives, government agency personnel, and others associated with underground construction.
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Brings together people involved in underground construction and admini
Offers dinners, a golf outing, and Octoberfest for members.
Provides online dues payment, newsletters, member connections, and Fan
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