FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias block in Farmington, New Hampshire. The building is painted gray with a white trim and numerous windows. There are large store-front windows on the first story.

Photolithograph of the Pythian castle in Dover, New Hampshire. The building is constructed of red brick with a gray brick trim. The first level windows are large store-front windows that face the street. The engraving at the top of the building reads "Pythian Temple." There are cars in the street in front of the building.

Photolithograph of the Gluck building and Pythian temple. The two building are identical and constructed of red brick. They have large peaked roofs that are blue and numerous windows. There are store fronts that face the street on the first story and arched windows on the second story. In the foreground is a street.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias building in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The building has a large arched entryway and porch with a second story that is set back. On the top of the building is a clock tower. To the left, is a smaller brick building. In the foreground is a man in a horse-drawn cart.

Lithograph of the interior of the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall in Shelby, Ohio. In the middle of the room is a small alter, chairs on either side of the room, and another alter in the front of the room.

Photolithograph of the proposed Castle Hall for the Knight of Pythias in Columbus, Ohio. The site was suggested by Marriott & Allen architects from Columbus, Ohio. The site is at southeast corner of Long and Pearl Streets. The building is very tall with numerous windows and large store-front windows on the first level.

Real photo of the Knights of Pythias float on which there are six men standing and dressed in full regalia. There are three men who are seated and are wearing robes and full regalia. There are three American flags on the front left of the float