FR 005. Fraternal postcards
Found in 74 Collections and/or Records:
Panorama photograph of Evergreen Camp, No. 174, postcard, undated
Real photo panorama postcard of women in dresses and robes belonging to the Royal Neighbors of America which started out as an auxiliary to the Woodmen of the World. Some are carrying staffs while others hold banners that read "Faith" "Endurance" and "Courage." The middle banner reads either "Evergreen Camp, No. 174" or "Evergreen Camp, No. 17."
New Nursery in the Knights of Pythias Children's Home in Springfield, Ohio, postcard, circa 1925
Photolithograph of the new nursery in the Knights of Pythias Children's Home in Springfield, Ohio. The building is constructed of brick with bay windows on either side of the building. There are flower beds in the front of the building and a large lawn in the foreground.
Pythian Sisters Home in Medina, Ohio, postcard, 1926-1940
Real photo postcard of the Pythian Sisters home in Medina, Ohio. The house is long with two stories, and gardens in the foreground with a large lawn.
Knights of Pythias Hall in Port Clyde, Maine, postcard, 1907-1914
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.
Knights of Pythias Hall in Lubec, Maine, postcard, 1907-1914
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.