Independent Order of Odd Fellows

A traveling membership certificate issued by Howard Lodge, No. 60, of New York City to Amos E. Kendall. Dated July 21, 1852. Imprint on bottom reads, "Vignette &c. by J. H. & G. W. Casilear. Lettering by A & J. McLees." At the time of this certificate's issuance, Kendall had just finished his term as the Noble Grand, or presiding officer, of Howard Lodge, and before his name, someone has inserted the initials "P.G." or Past Grand in recognition of his achievement.

The Cash Account Book records the money spent or received by the Order, the date of the transaction, and the amount for the period from 1895 until 1936.

This catalog contains pins, buttons, rings and more.

Ward-Stilson Co. Catalog, No. 77, Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge Supplies. It has a blue, gold, and red engraving on beige cover depicting two men overlooking lake and mountain, one figure in contemporary dress, the other with robe, shepherd's crook and mantle. Separate price list booklet in pocket inside front cover. engraved illustrations of variety of lodge supplies and costumes including collars, banners, robes, head pieces, jewels, staffs, swords, and more.

The collection consists of the records of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows West Carrollton Lodge, No. 826, located in West Carollton, Ohio. The records contains correspondence, financial records, membership applications, and papers of the Ohio States Secretaries' Association. Correspondence includes certificates, past due notices, bills, notices of sick brothers, death notice, voting results, holiday greetings, district meetings, and more.

This collection contains rules and regulations of Kanawha Lodge, No. 25, letters from the Grand Lodge of Virginia, Grand Lodge of West Virginia programs, reports, annual session programs, membership information and advertising, and programs and certificates from the Rebekah Assembly of West Virginia. The February 1954 Virginia Odd Fellow newspaper was separated due to its large size and stored in the small flat folder drawers.

Postcard for Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows' Relief Association assessment No. 216 for September 1909, mailed to E. C. Alexander of Cooperstown, PA.

Brochure entitled, "When Papa Rode the Goat" with "compliments of Brotherhood Accident Co...for Odd Fellows only" is an advertising brochure which contains 3 fraternal poems about brotherhood