Knights of Pythias

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in Port Clyde, Maine. The hall is located in a field, and constructed of wood and is painted yellow or light brown with brown trim. There are white buildings in the background.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in West Tremont, Maine. The hall is wooden and painted pink with a staircase the leads to the covered entrance. The structure is similar to that of a barn

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in West Sullivan, Maine. The building is constructed of wood, with contrasting colors for the first and second stories. There is snow on the ground. The postcard has an area on the front for a message.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in West Sullivan, Maine. The first storey is yellow and the second storey is green. There is a sign propped up in front of the house advertising certain shows.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in Yarmouth, Maine. The hall is wooden with gray/tan painting with a white trim. This view shows numerous signs in front of the house advertising events, and a tree in the foreground.

Photochrome of the Knights of Pythias home in Weatherford, Texas. The building is constructed of gray brick and the architecture resembles that of a castle. In the background, is a water tower. In the foreground to the left is an American flag.

Photolithograph of the schoolhouse in which the Knights of Pythias was founded. In front of the schoolhouse is a crowd of men, women and children wearing formal attire. Below the photograph is a caption regarding the history of the schoolhouse.

Photolithographof the Knights of Pythias Temple in Montgomery, Alabama. The building is constructed of brick with a white trim. The front of the building has large pillars and the top of the building has an engraving that reads "Knight of Pythias Grand Lodge of Alabama."

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Pythias Temple in Rosedale, Indiana. The building is constructed of gray stone with an awning in the front. There are bare trees on either side of the building. There are large store windows that face the street

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias' temple in Weiser, Idaho, which is made of stone with two towers, arched doorways, and arched windows. The bottom of the building is a furniture store. The engraving on the stone reads "Myrtle Lodge No. 26" and "Pythian Temple 1904".