Elks (Fraternal order)

Photolithograph postcard with exterior scenes of a house with a tree and a street with a cable car at the top. In the middle of the postcard is an Elk's head with a clock above it that reads 11. On the bottom left of the card is a man holding a pumpkin in a field. On the bottom right of the card, is a man in a suit with a briefcase standing in a street. The bottom middle of the card reads "Hello Bill! Meet me at the Elk's Reunion" which was held in Los Angeles, California in 1909.

Membership card for Elks for Carrol E. McPhee

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks club in Danville, Illinois. The building is brick with a white trim and large windows.

Photolithograph postcard of the Elks reunion in Buffalo, New York. The postcard features a constructed arch as a mountain cliff, with several elks standing on it, placed in the middle of a city block. In the background is a domed building with a clock set to 11.

Paperstock postcard on which the history of the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks and Columbus Lodge, No. 37, is printed

Panorama photograph of Providence Lodge No. 14, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and their Outing at Oakland Beach, August 10, 1921. It includes images of 150-200 Elks members in front of beach houses.

Paperstock postcard with gold raised seal of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks on the front of the postcard in the upper left.

Program to celebrate the Seattle Street Fair and Carninval, August 18-30, 1902, produced under "auspices of Seattle Lodge, No. 92". It contains illustrations of Elks Lodge interiors, and numerous advertisements for: Pall Mall cigarettes, Hemrich Bros. Beer, C. C. Berg Taxidermist and Furrier, Graham's Millinery, Cortez Cigars, Carnation Brand Sterilized Cream, Seattle-Tacoma Steamboat and more. Also includes a small pamphlet containing facts about Seattle.

Postcard has a raised elk with white and brown fur on it with an advertisement for "the best line of trimmed hats" at S. Abeles & Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A banner with the abreviation "B.P.O.E" in purple is on the left.