Fort Orange

American  

noun

1. a former Dutch fort on the site of Albany, N.Y.

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Example Sentences

But with coronavirus cases plummeting, many have resumed raising money in person again, mingling with donors at the Fort Orange Club, the members-only mansion that has long served as a safe haven for politicians wanting to socialize away from prying eyes.

From New York Times

“I’m not on the circuit; I’m just at one party,” James E. McMahon, a lobbyist with the nickname Cadillac, insisted, as he milled about an event for the Senate Republican Campaign Committee at the Fort Orange Club.

From New York Times

Mr. Parker’s event was at the Fort Orange Club, a popular venue where three fund-raisers were held that evening.

From New York Times

If there’s a must-stop venue on the circuit, it is the Fort Orange Club, a wood-paneled 1880s clubhouse still used by many Republican legislators as their home away from home.

From New York Times

The State Museum has 36,000 objects in its Fort Orange archaeology collection.

From Washington Times