Our History

The club formed originally in 1907 with roots dating back to 1902 under the name of Polish Political Club and was incorporated the following year in 1908. Its original purpose was to help Polish immigrants in the Webster-Dudley area find housing, work and engage in local politics and the community .

In 1926 the decision was made and paperwork was filed to officially change the name of the club to what it is known now as the Polish American Citizens Club. while most of its original mission remained the club took on a more social role acting as a gathering grounds for the established Polish community in the local area. It allowed members and the community to gather and discuss issues while also allowing members to have a sense of belonging.

The current building that houses the P.A.C.C. as it is know to many was authorized and constructed was finished in 1956. Since then we have hosted many events and kept to our roots by engaging the local community. While much of the original mission has changed from 100 years ago we now mainly focus on preservation and community exposure to the Polish culture through our many events that we offer through out the year.