FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Hall on Walnut Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The building is constructed of gray brick with large windows, with arched windows on the third and fourth floors. There is a sign on the fourth story that reads "K. of P. Castle."

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Temple in Newwark, Ohio. The temple is constructed of red brick with a white brick accents. On the top fo the building is the embossing "K. of P." In the foreground, are two cars in the street. The first story has large store-front windows. The second story has smaller windows and the third story has arched windows

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Pythian Castle in Toldeo, Ohio. The castle-like building is constructed of brick and stone, with a tower, arched windows on the third story tower, and large store-front windows on the first story.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall in Nashville, Tennessee. The lodge is constucted of brown brick with a gray trim, resembling a castle with a turret.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall in Nashville, Tennessee. The lodge is constucted of brown brick with a gray trim, resembling a castle with a turret.

Photolithograph of the Pythian Castle Hall in Norfolk, Virginia. The hall was erected by charity and is constructed of red brick with a white trim. The building has large windows and an American flag over the door.

Photolithograph of the Knights of Pythias Medical Arts Building in Petersburg, Virginia. The building is constructed of ran brick with a gray trim. There are numerous windows. On the top of the building there is an engraving that reads "Knights of Pythias." On the first story, there are large store-front windows that face the street.

Lithograph of the Pythian Temple in Tacoma, Washington. The building is constructed of gray brick with arched windows on the third story. The first story has large windows that face the street and have large red and white awnings

Photolithograph postcard of the Knights of Pythias Armory in Piedmont, West Virginia. The building is constructed of wood with tall windows. The architecture resembles that of a barn