Inside the Bohemian Grove’s alleged member list as elite frat’s shadowy roster exposed in new searchable database

An alleged top-secret roster of the elite Northern California fraternity Bohemian Grove is now searchable — giving the public a rare look into the secret society of the world’s most powerful men.

A roster purporting to show the Bohemian Grove’s shadowy membership list, uncovered by investigative journalist Dan Boguslaw, reveals more than 2,000 business executives, entertainers, government officials and wealthy individuals separated into “camps” with cryptic names like “Rough ‘n Ready,” “Pink Onion,” and “Lost Angels.”

Anyone can search the list here.

The list was reportedly confirmed by a Bohemian Grove member but has not been independently confirmed by The California Post.

Bohemian Grove is stationed on a private 2,700-acre campground in Sonoma County that hosts an annual two-week retreat and has a clubhouse in San Francisco.

Names on the alleged list include former Rep. Nancy’s Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, late crooner Jimmy Buffett, billionaire Charles Koch, comedian Conan O’Brien, Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, and ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt.

A Bohemian Club spokesperson said the group does not maintain membership lists due to its secrecy.

Founded in 1872, the secret society was originally created as a haven for writers and artists before expanding to include prominent businessmen, military commanders and others.

The storied club has been the subject of rumors and conspiracy theories over the years painting it as a cabal of power players in government and business.

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In a mini-documentary published this week, journalist Boguslaw and the news site More Perfect Union reported that the club was a catalyst for deals to cut capital gains taxes and social security under former President Ronald Regan’s administration.

In 2000, the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones snuck into Bohemian Grove and claimed he witnessed a human sacrifice, a wild claim that was debunked by his cameraman.

The club is also famous for its annual “Cremation of Care” ceremony and reportedly ribald and elaborately produced plays.

Membership in Bohemian Grove is restricted to men only.