FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Postcard for the Pythain Home in Lafayette, Ind., shown as 3 color drawings of similar brick buildings in overlapping vignettes.

Real photo postcard of the Indiana Pythian home in Lafayette, Indiana, with handwritten labels to show each building's use: "girls' dorm," "old ladies," "old men," "my room," "boys' dorm." The postcard was never mailed.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Home in Huntington, Indiana in the early spring. The house is constructed of gray stone with a white front porch with the letters "K. P." on its pediment.

The Lamar Building is constructed of gray stone in the front and red brick on the sides, and large stone columns that support the porch. The Pythian Temple is constructed of gray stone, resembling a castle with a large tower.

Photolithograph of the Pythian Home of Missouri in Springfield, Missouri. The castle-like building is constructed of stone and painted yellow, and includes a front porch with a large stairway.

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 Lubec, Maine. The hall is brown with a white trim and a stone statue in the foreground. There appears to be an addition on the building, which is also brown but with a dark brown or black trim.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. The building is constructed of wood and has large windows and a small front porch. The building is white and trimmed in black or gray. In the foreground is a tree and a white fence.