Knights Templar (Masonic order)

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The 88 calling cards include the symbols of Masonic order, the name of the person, and a list of their memberships. These memberships frequently spanned several different Masonic orders, with the bulk including Knights Templar. The geographic range is from New England, other northeastern states, Ohio, and Florida. Also included is a busines card of Orville E. Cain, attorney at law, with a handwritten note dated December 15, 1936.

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This catalog contains fraternal gifts such as scrapbooks, greeting cards, stationery, plates, pens, spoons, and jewelry.

Scope and Contents This subseries contains documents related to Harold Sprague's activities in two fraternal organizations: the Knights Templar and the Baalis Sanford Lodge. These include Volume 3, No. 10 of This Month's Knights Temr,lars, which includes a feature on Harold Sprague from June, 1930. The remaining documents concern the Baalis Sanford Lodge's receptions to honor Harold Sprague in 1942 and 1952. The 1942 documentation includes a typescript of the speech given about Harold by George W. Smith. In...

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This collection includes 2 membership cards, by-laws, a list of prospects, a petition, a Shrine Demonstration letter, and four programs. Material from Knights Templar, Shriners, Knights of Pythias, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.

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Memorial to James Abram Garfield by Knights Templar in Cleveland, Ohio

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This collection contains several bulletins, two in memoriam booklets, and educational foundation booklet. The collection details the death of two grand masters, Perry W. Weidner and Harry C. Walker, in less than a few months apart.

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Invitation for Grand Reception and Annual Festival of Palestine Commandery, No. 18, Knights Templar, on January 31, 1883 at the Academy of Music, New York. 2 pieces. Back piece with illustrations of Knights Templar cross and crown and knight in full armor slaying an opponent.