Knights of Columbus
Dates
- Existence: 1882
Found in 55 Collections and/or Records:
Knights of Columbus Home in Batavia, New York postcard, 1907-1914
Commercial photograph of the Knights of Columbus Home in Batavia, New York. The house is Gothic style with a front porch and arched windows. It is constructed of brick and has a long walkway in the foreground.
Knights of Columbus postcard, circa 1917
Black and white postcard, Knights of Columbus, with image of their building in the forest. The postcard is blank and was never sent.
Knights of Columbus postcard collection, 1907-1960
Knights of Columbus Special Event Cover, 1997
Knights of Columbus special events cover/cacheted envelope
Letters from Port Neches Council, No. 2461, and Orange Council, No. 1680, to Representative B. E. Quinn, 1935 February
This collection contains two resolutions against the anti-sterilization bill from Port Neches Council, No. 2461, and Orange Council, No. 1680, sent to Texas House Representative B. E. Quinn.
Monster boxing carnival advertisement, 1919 September 21
Monument to the Founder of the Knights of Columbus, 1964
Photochrome of the monument depicting Rev. Michael J. McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus. The statue is brown and sits atop a marble platform with various engravings.
National Headquarters of the Knights of Columbus in New Haven, Connecticut, postcard, 1901-1907
Lithograph sketch of the exterior of the Knights of Columbus national headquarters in New Haven, Connecticut, and the Knights of Columbus emblem.
National Headquarters of the Knights of Columbus postcard, 1901-1907
Photolithograph with an undivided back. Photo depicting the exterior of the Knights of Columbus national headquarters. The three surrounding photos are portraits of the Founder, National Secretary, and Supreme Knight.
Official badge of the Knights of Columbus postcard, 1910
Lithograph postcard of the badge that is worn by the Knights of Columbus. The top of the badge reads "Chicago 1910" with an eagle on the inside of the circular badge. The next section is composed of an emblem flanked by two horses with the bottom that reads "Grand Encampment of the US". The final section of the badge is purple with a cross that is laying through a crown.