FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Lithograph of the endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias from December 15th, 1881 addressed to C. Evans of Section No. 175. There is a table with a list of the deaths of members, including the individual's number, age, name, section, location, cause of death, and when they died. The endowment is signed by the secretary and treasurer.

Lithograph of the endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias from July 14th, 1881 addressed to C. Evans of Section No. 175. There is a table with a list of the deaths of members, including the individual's number, age, name, section, location, cause of death, and when they died. The endowment is signed by the secretary and treasurer.

Real Photo postcard of the ruins on the Knights of Pythias block in Eastport, Maine in 1928. The photograph shows two men staring at a burnt and dilapidated building. There is a horse to their left, pulling a carriage.

Real photo postcard of the fire at the Knights of Pythias block in Easport, Maine in 1928, showing the building in ruins.

Real photo postcard of the fire at Knights of Pythias in Easport, Maine in 1928. The sign on the store front reads "J. A. Ferris & Son, Caskets and Furniture." There are icicles on the telephone wires leading from the building. Many of the windows have been destroyed and the left section of the building is gone.

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

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."

Real photo postcard of the Knights of Pythias parade in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There are men marching in formation down the street. They are all dressed in dark colors. On the left side of the street is stadium seating. The men are marching in single file horizontal lines.

Real photo of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias marching on Virginia Street in 1887. There are in full regalis and are marching in single file lines that are three men across. On the side of the street people are watching from stores

Real photo of the Knights of Pythias parade from June 1914. There are men in full regalia on horses