Like most clubs founded during the colonial era it was founded on ethno-religious lines and catered to the minority Moorish community. The club later moved to its present location at Muttiah Road in the neighbourhood of Slave Island. Sir Razik Fareed laid the foundation stone for a Club House on 25 September 1936 and Governor Sir Edward Stubbs declared open the pavilion on 27 February 1937.
This club's origins were rooted in ethnic and religious lines, serving the Moorish minority community during the colonial era. The club later moved to its current location at Muttiah Road in Slave Island. Sir Razik Fareed laid the foundation for a Club House on 25 September 1936, which Governor Sir Edward Stubbs officially opened on 27 February 1937.