Scottish Rite (Masonic order)
Found in 1326 Collections and/or Records:
Balaustre Circular del Supremo Consejo para la Republica Mejicana broadside, 1860 December 21
This circular announces the creation and existence of the recognized Supreme Council of Mexico, stating the Supreme Council's allegiance to all regular Masonic Powers of the world and denouncing James Foulhouze's Supreme Council.
Barlow Family certificates, 1955
Bennington Lodge of Perfection charter, 1882
Bennington Lodge of Perfection records, 1882-1942
Bicentennial of the Constitution collection, 1987-1988
This collection contains materials related to the celebration of the American Constitution bicentennial. The majority of the collection is non-Masonic material. There are some materials related to the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction's celebration of this bicentennial.
Black and white photograph of Ill. Robert O. Ralston 33° Class, Valley of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1995 May
The photograph consists of over 100 AASR Masons. Robert O. Ralston is not present but a picture of him is included in the photograph’s caption.
Blank 32° certificate engraved by Amos Doolittle, circa 1830
Blank 33° active member certificate, 1875-1899
Blank 33° active member certificate for the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. Imprint at bottom of certificate: "American Bank Note Co., New-York & Boston."
Blank 33° honorary member certificate, 1875-1899
Blank honorary 33° certificate. Imprint at bottom of certificate: "American Bank Note Co., New York & Boston." The American Bank Note Company first engraved and printed certificates for the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction in 1875.
Blank Cerneau membership certificate, circa 1820
Certificate is signed by W. H. Peckham and many other officers
