FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Home in Harmony, Pennsylvania. The building is made of brick and includes a decorative balcony and white columned porch. There are large bushes or trees in front of the building in this image, obscuring much of the building.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Home in Harmony, Pennsylvania. The exterior view shows the brick construction, decorative balcony, and white columns along a front porch, with a planted walkway that leads to the front door.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias Home in Harmony, Pennsylvania. The brick building with white columns and decorative balcony is draped with American flag bunting around the front columns.

Postcard includes a front exterior view of the Home in Harmony, Penn., with a superimposed black and white photograph of a group of people standing around the front walkway.

Photolithograph of the aerial view of the Pythian Home in Weatherford, Texas. The building is constructed of tan stone and resembles a castle.

Photolithograph of the Hine Memorial Pythian Home of Virginia in New Market, Virginia. The building is constructed of brick with a white trim, with large columns to support the porch, framed by curved staircases leading up to the entrance.

Photolithograph of the Oregon-Washington Pythian home in Vancouver, Washington; The house is white with a blue trim and there is another home to the right. In the foreground is a circular driveway, trees, and flower beds

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.

Real photo postcard of the Pythian Sisters home in Massachusetts. The large house includes a front porch with balconies, large windows, and is surrounded by a lawn and trees.

Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias toast which reads: "Here's to the Ladies -- God bless them. What would the (k)nights be without them?" The text is written in blue with a green border.